FLYING Magazine

Mountain peaks are magnets for pilots but they harbor dangerous winds.

If one thing’s for sure, a good dog and a good airplane make for a good life.

A faulty glideslope connection fools a pilot into following the instrument’s needle almost into the ground.

One of the unique things about flying for a major airline is that, even at the relatively small bases, you frequently share a cockpit with people you’ve never met before. The level of standardization at modern airlines smooth out the operational aspects of working with strangers, and the fact that airline pilots tend to be […]

Oregon incident can teach us all an important lesson in being honest with yourself.

Our sleek new design and navigation will make it easier for you to get lost in everything you love about the world of aviation.

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.