General Aviation

We look at products that can reduce pilot stress in the air and on the ramp.

A pilot who calls himself altitude-oriented checks out the Reno Air Races, has a ball, and starts to question things.

I’m old, I’m cranky. Why do I keep air-camping? There are so many reasons.

A common thought is that deploying wing flaps will improve climb rate. But is it true?

The author’s loyal companion loved flying until she felt “real” turbulence.

We all know many people who express an interest in learning to fly, but when they finally decide to walk into a flight school that only teaches private pilot and above, the sticker shock of earning a private pilot certificate can often scare them right back into the parking lot. It is this high cost […]

New Bristell LSA owner Don McKenzie takes FLYING deep inside the ownership experience, and details what it is like to own and fly one of general aviation’s best-looking light-sport models.

Less flying brought fewer fatalities in 2020, according to the National Transportation Safety Board’s annual study of U.S. civil aviation.

FLYING CEO Craig Fuller says general aviation is gaining momentum and new pilots—and that this trend should continue.

Congress needs to step up its funding in support of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) to keep pace with recent industry developments, a group of general aviation organizations told lawmakers. In a letter to House and Senate leaders of the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Subcommittee, GA stakeholders pressed the lawmakers to double funding of […]