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Lost Wings: Beechcraft Duke Was the Pressurized Twin That Flew Too High

Introduced in the 1960s, the Duke combined elegance and excess, delivering turboprop performance in piston form—at a maintenance price few could sustain.

Air Force, FBI Investigating Mysterious Crash Near Area 51

FAA ordered pilots to avoid the area due to ‘national security.’

Tecnam Partners With FLYING Finance

New collaboration simplifies access to tailored financing solutions for the manufacturer’s U.S. aircraft buyers.

Used Jet Aircraft Asking Prices Stabilize in September

2025 nears an end with no dramatic spikes or falls in list values.

Even though every one of the single-pilot jet owners that FLYING spoke with honestly downplayed what you had accomplished, but we still envy you. [Credit: Jessica Ambats]

Here’s a Glimpse at the Top of the Aviation Ziggurat

FLYING gets the lowdown on owner-flown, single-pilot jets.

A stamp printed in Djibouti issued for the first flight around the world without stopping or refueling by Rutan Model 76 Voyager shows Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager, circa 1987.

Aviation Pioneer Dick Rutan Laid to Rest at Arlington

Voyager pilot and decorated Air Force veteran received full military honors in Washington, D.C.

Boeing Reportedly Developing Replacement for 737 Max

Narrowbody jet series has faced intense scrutiny since 2018 and 2019 crashes.

San Diego Runway Incident Tied to Controller’s ‘Poor Judgment,’ Report Finds

NTSB also cites supervision lapses that led to loss of separation between Southwest 737 and Citation.

A rendering of the Gulfstream G300. [Image: Gulfstream]

Gulfstream Debuts Super-Midsize G300

Manufacturer’s latest aircraft will replace the G280.

Flexjet Orders 300 Aircraft From Otto Aerospace

Fractional operator will be the launch customer for the Phantom 3500 business jet.