Flying Magazine

You can’t manufacture joy, but you can know it when you see it.

The never-ending desire to upgrade.

Rain showers and thunderstorms are one and the same from a pilot’s perspective.

Airplanes use two types of control-surface balance: aerodynamic and mass.

The Bob Hoover Academy catalyzes Sean Tucker’s second act.

God smiles upon fools—and lieutenants.

A roundup of what’s new in the world of general aviation engines.

A preview of what the minimum operational VOR network will look like.

NASA returns to the moon with a human-rated spacecraft.

An approach to a mountain town replete with high-altitude hazards.