FLYING Magazine

For more than 80 years, Runway 21R, one of the original paved runways at Cincinnati’s Lunken Airport, has withstood generations of student pilots.

Airline-style aeronautical decision making at the lower levels

A return to “needle, ball, and airspeed” saves a B-24 crew.

Some pilots claimed that the Camel’s proclivity for uncoordinated flight became an advantage in aerial combat.

After more than 38 years of flying into and out of Tampa International Airport (KTPA), we have been eased out of the hangar that housed and protected our airplanes.

While consensus is good, in an airplane inflight, where things are moving in real time, it’s an autocracy and there’s only one decision-maker that counts.

A low-altitude stall spells disaster for a vintage racer.

Here’s a breakdown of the LDA approach into Runway 26L at the O’ahu gateway airport.

A celebration of basic flight

Instrument flying is a perishable skill. Here’s how to ensure you stay fresh.