FLYING Magazine
In Aircraft and in Life, Craftsmanship Counts
The work of fanatical artisans wins over ‘fast and cheap’ every time.
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Revamped publication—available only by subscription—features more content and a higher quality experience.
A Pilot Goes One Airport Too Far
A Mooney pilot heading to West Houston Airport (KIWS) follows the ‘insidious demon’ of scud running to his demise.
Finally Visiting ‘The Temple of Speed’
A pilot who calls himself altitude-oriented checks out the Reno Air Races, has a ball, and starts to question things.
50-Plus Years of Flying Forgetfulness
To combat pilot complacency, don’t forget to double-check your muscle memory.
Trouble Flying Low Upon the Suwanee River
When you fly low, things may reach up to get you.
5G Solution Must Be Reached Without Finger-Pointing
Yes, the aviation community knew it was a problem long ago, but that doesn’t matter now.
A Wing and a Prayer for a Classic Piper Arrow
Ownership has its challenges—including ADs that require major repair.
Sometimes in Flight, There Is No Safety in Numbers
Formation-flight tragedy in California accentuates the importance of airside discipline.