FLYING Magazine

Countless ideas fly about in the airspace of today’s technology.

There could be unanticipated consequences from airline hiring incentives.

It turns out that bad things happen in threes.

If you want to buy the airplane of your dreams, you might need an IFR rating.

When a Boeing 777 taxied into the path of a departing Boeing 737 at JFK International Airport, the aviation world was presented with a valuable lesson.

Consider flying this approach even in VFR conditions.

Precise planning and coordination make for an impressive aerial ballet.

At a certain point, when a pattern becomes so repetitive with zero deviation, you stop looking for the change. It’s confirmation bias at its worst.

FLYING tests the Garmin D2 Mach 1 and Abingdon tactical watches.

“We had to decide: What did we want more, a house or an airplane?”