FLYING Magazine

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.

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.