Building Our Aviation Dream House Sparks a New Perspective
A westward migration ends at Leisureland Airpark (WA96).
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Commercial Space Travel Is a Giant Leap for the One Percent
If you can’t afford the ride, stream the video.
Airline Flying in the Post-Pandemic Era
The furloughs and early retirements COVID-19 caused have exacerbated the pilot shortage.
In Winter, It’s Not the ‘Flying’ Part That Gets to You
Snow and ice present particular challenges for pilots, especially when getting from the hangar to the taxiway.
Tell Us Which Cover You Like Best
We’re putting out a special adventure issue to subscribers, and we want to hear from you.
Nothing Beats Reuniting With Old Pilot Friends
A destination wedding provides a chance to reconnect with people with shared experiences.
FLYING Magazine to Expand Back to Monthly With 50 Percent Larger Book
Biggest print expansion in the magazine’s history is scheduled to launch in August.
A Pilot Gets Caught Between Procedure and Instinct
Mistakes breed in the shadowy land between the systematic and the instinctive.
The Danger of Repeated Omissions
On a clear June afternoon in 2020, two senior Navy pilots left Jasper, Alabama (KJFX), headed for Pensacola, Florida, 200 nm distant, where they were based. They were flying a Piper Turbo Lance of which the left seat pilot was a co-owner. After a 30-minute cruise climb, the Lance leveled out at 15,000 feet. About […]
Patricia Cornwell’s Rotor Research
As a worldwide bestselling author of 25 forensic thriller novels, Patricia Cornwell has sold more than 100 million books, translated into 36 languages, to readers in 120 countries. Her novels are known for having intricate, well-thought-out storylines, with many thousands of hours of research used to add factual details as the plot unfolds. Since 1999, […]
