Aircraft Ownership

Even short flights can provide learning experiences that change how you fly.

Last year’s hull value means little at renewal time.

Ergonomics is one aspect few people consider in selecting an airplane to buy.

The right group of owners, technicians, and suppliers can be a good substitute for traditional factory support.

During an instrument panel upgrade, problems can turn into not-too-terribly expensive opportunities for adding functionality and reliability.

Limitations are inherent in modifying old panels.

A pilot had dreams of buying a Cessna 195. That is, until he laid eyes on a blue and green 1946 Stinson 108.

An uncommon aircraft, like a Commander 114B, is a dependable conversation starter.

The accessory facilitates engine starting so that you can do so from the comfort of the cockpit.

FLYING Buyers Guide gives readers all the tools they need to understand the aircraft buying process.