FLYING Magazine
Just Another Day in Airplane Heaven
FLYING contributor Sam Weigel gets settled into his new home, complete with a private grass airstrip, nestled near the Olympic Mountains.
Some Just Diagnose Problems Better Than Others
Santa Fe Aero Services in-house avionics guru has the kind of brain that likes to solve puzzles.
Learning (and Leaning) a New Airplane Is Always a Rich Experience
There are a lot worse ways for a pilot to ride into the sunset than via a Beechcraft Baron.
When You Go Back to Flight School, Don’t Lose What You’ve Learned
FLYING offers some tips for anyone facing a pause in their pilot training so they can retain their aviation knowledge.
So, You Can Actually Fly to Lunch?
Sharing the quintessential GA experience, the $100 hamburger, with nonpilots is always a treat.
Martha’s Return to IFR Skies
It’s time to go cloud flyin’ again after 56 years, thanks to the help of some wonderful people.
Flying Along on a Cushion of Grease
For airplanes, ground effect comes into play only during certain brief parts of a flight. Not so for wingships.
Here’s a Look at Some Affordable Aviation Favorites
The light sport aircraft market sits poised for growth in the dawn of MOSAIC.
