FLYING Magazine

CFIs should glean lessons from the annual Nall Report to help learners understand where risk originates.

Winter and airframe icing are like peanut butter and jelly; it’s hard to imagine one without the other.

The decision-making process for the layperson who is deciding whether to fly with a friend is a complicated one that reveals a lot about the individual.

For more than 75 years, the Businessliner lives on through a persistent confluence of capability and flair, with a tinge of nostalgia thrown in.

A pilot en route to a pilot proficiency check finds that the excuse to fly a long distance provides unanticipated returns.

A pilot had dreams of buying a Cessna 195. That is, until he laid eyes on a blue and green 1946 Stinson 108.

Save time and money—and maybe your life—with some simulator experience.

A recently retired engineer from a legendary OEM transitions to the experimental space.

After more than 30 years and 25,000 hours of flying as a freight dog, this pilot knew the unexpected and unplanned would happen.

Canyons draw adventurous pilots in—but they hold hidden hazards.