FLYING Magazine

A new level of support for single-pilot ops in the twin turboprop.

Winemaking, museums, and
aviation history highlight the Finger Lakes corner of New York.

Remember that an airplane does not instantly recover airspeed that’s lost in a wind shear.

Mountain wave turbulence can be a great teacher that cuts both ways.

It’s a straightforward T-bar approach to this wine country airport in New York.

From singles to twins, there’s an airplane for everyone.

FLYING contributor Sam Weigel gets settled into his new home, complete with a private grass airstrip, nestled near the Olympic Mountains.

Santa Fe Aero Services in-house avionics guru has the kind of brain that likes to solve puzzles.

There are a lot worse ways for a pilot to ride into the sunset than via a Beechcraft Baron.

FLYING offers some tips for anyone facing a pause in their pilot training so they can retain their aviation knowledge.