FLYING Magazine

How much of a pilot’s decision making is drawn from irrational factors?

A number of fascinating technology updates have emerged in business aviation recently, particularly related to avionics.

A blue-water approach to a busy Caribbean hub.

An instructor is left with unsettling doubts about a student’s motives.

The island chain beckons, extending Florida’s reach into the Caribbean.

The fatigue crack had been with us from the start, biding its time, nibbling at the heart of the engine.

The ongoing pilot shortage, which has been decades in the making, has recently delivered satisfying scenes of deferred comeuppance, according to a professional pilot.

The long rap sheet only tells part of the tale.

A retired commercial pilot takes a trip to Iceland in a non-flying seat.

Go-arounds aren’t terribly common under Part 121 commercial operations.