FLYING Magazine

Most accidents involve a weather component, exposing flaws in pilot training and information delivery.

Coming up dry often isn’t an FAA violation, but it’s always a tragic failure of pilot planning.

Ken Wayne’s true passion comes through when he talks about saving the lives of cats and dogs.

Maintaining civility is critical in a dynamic safety environment.

Don’t rush the most important part of the flight.

Group gathers to recall past exploits and shared wisdom.

Pre-briefing for abnormal situations could have made all the difference after aborted takeoff.

New cohort of aviators is making use of designs—and some have even taken ownership.

These standout aviation products and services are worth a closer look.

Olympic ski jumpers are all tip and no wing, so how do they do it?