FLYING Magazine

Horizon Air jumpseat incident could provide the impetus for the industry and FAA to address the growing pilot mental health issue.

The aircraft’s state of utility must be measured only once before a flight, but the aviator’s is a moving target.

Longtime manufacturer Gulfstream builds airplanes synonymous with quality and prestige.

Here’s how to justify the cost of new paint and interior for your aircraft.

Departed dear pilot friend was his own man on the ground and in the air.

The late John Ronz made many meaningful contributions to aviation, including airfoil designs.

CFI Mario Feola taught a pilot how to push himself to excellence, even if that push felt like a kick in the butt.

Shortly after the airplane named ‘Maid of Money’ took off in December 2000, snow began to fall, and winds picked up to 50 knots.

There’s a unique way for a pilot to approach this mountain getaway in California.

Quelling nerves over a rare public speaking engagement sparks memories of legendary FLYING writer Gordon Baxter.