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A Blackhawk technician inspects a PT6A engine in the shop. [Credit: Blackhawk]

Overhauled Before You Need It

How Blackhawk’s new engine exchange is rewriting the economics of PT6A overhauls.

If you are thinking about putting an airplane on the books in 2026, the calendar matters now more than it usually does [Credit: FLYING Archive]

What to Expect When You Are Buying an Airplane

The year-end rush for bonus depreciation and what matters all year-round.

Allworth Airline Advisors can help pilots make the most of year-end tax planning opportunities. [Credit: Allworth Airline Advisors]

A Pilot’s Guide to Year-End Tax Planning

With guidance from Allworth Airline Advisors, you can turn a few November decisions into savings on next year’s tax bill.

Engine overhauls can take weeks or even months to complete, and all of that is time out of your calendar that you can’t fly. [Credit: Shutterstock]

The Overhaul Bill You Already Owe

FLYING Finance looks at the math involved in budgeting for aircraft repairs.

Matthew Harrah (left) talks to The Aviation Consumer lead editor Jonathan Welsh about the True Blue Power Gen5 TB50 at Oshkosh. [Credit: FLYING]

Start Lighter, Start Faster, Start Smarter

Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics president Matthew Harrah shows FLYING how True Blue Power’s lithium batteries are rewriting the rules of aircraft starting.

Pilatus aircraft [Credit: Tripp Thurston]

A FLYING Origin Story and What Comes Next

Nearly 100 years after its initial issue, the magazine is still inspiring the nation and seeking to meet the needs of the pilots it serves.

Plane + Pilot magazine’s Cayla McLeod (left) talks with Tecnam’s managing director, Giovanni Pascale in July. [Credit: FLYING]

Tecnam Pulls Back Curtain on New Era of Personal Flying

Company managing director Giovanni Pascale walks FLYING through the reveal at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.

Tecnam P-Mentor [Credit: Tripp Thurston]

MOSAIC Was Supposed to Fix This

While FAA has adapted to increase sport pilot privileges under new rule, the industry is going in a different direction.

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta [Credit: Tripp Thurston]

We Said Rates Would Pause, Then Chase Inflation. The Chase Has Started

Interest rates are tightening as the Fed wrangles a service-driven and AI-propelled inflation level.

The Market Doesn’t Want What It Used to Want

There is more to the latest GAMA report than the top-line number shows.