FLYING Magazine

An unusual pilot’s dramatic crash in the Sunshine State still has investigators wondering what happened many years later.

When most people think of Holland, wooden shoes, canals, windmills and tulips are often top of mind. But that’s the Holland on the east side of the Atlantic actually known as the Netherlands. The subject of this month’s Chart Wise, Holland in the western part of Michigan, does bear some similarity to the European country […]

FLYING CEO Craig Fuller says general aviation is gaining momentum and new pilots—and that this trend should continue.

The amount of capital that is pouring into the aerospace industry from venture capitalists will have a profound impact on the future of aviation.

We’ve recently made substantial investments in expanding our editorial team. In fact, FLYING now has the largest editorial team in its history. We’ve expanded our regular coverage to include: Military aviation and aerospace Space University and training programs Modern FLYING (emerging technology and innovation) STOL and backcountry flying Aircraft ownership Personal finance for professional pilots […]

Craig Fuller says starting in January, FLYING will broadcast a daily show each morning that will cover aviation news and special interest topics.

For as long as I’ve been eating solid foods, I’ve had a dream car—and the conviction that it would one day be mine. It began with the Lamborghini Countach, which was first produced in 1974, when I was 2 years old. I found it a few years later in a MotorTrend magazine my father left […]

Peter Garrison explains how jets produce thrust and recips produce torque.

Editor’s Note: “Taking Off in Public” is a new digital series written by Craig Fuller, the new owner of FLYING. In this series, Fuller will provide insight into his plans for Flying and a first-hand look at how Flying is being built for the next generation. Choosing a college is one of the most important […]

Despite a falloff in world air traffic since early 2020, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (PANC) in Alaska still represents a stopover point for thousands of airline and business-aviation flights between North America and Asia, as well as thousands of local general aviation and military airplanes. Visitors will notice that many of those local GA […]