From the pages of flying

Quelling nerves over a rare public speaking engagement sparks memories of legendary FLYING writer Gordon Baxter.

Some reminders of what not to attempt when you want to ‘go see about a girl’ in your airplane.

Many lessons were still learned along with a good friend on a recent flight taken many times before.

Fatal Piper accident in Kentucky provides a sobering message about CFIs and the training of future pilots.

Here’s how to handle the throttle, propeller, and other controls to get the best glide if the engine in a single quits.

With the airline industry now upgrading at warp speed, the opportunity for these pilots to experience all types of leadership remains limited.

Engine failure accidents on takeoff are a controversial subject but one well worth the attention of GA pilots.

For this pilot, the glide of the vulture radiates the truth that makes all flight possible.

Here’s an overview of the proposed MOSAIC regulations and some opinions provided during the comment period.

Seven years after production ceased, a phenomenal single still powers through the skies, though it faltered in the marketplace.