Voices Of Flying

Some pilots claimed that the Camel’s proclivity for uncoordinated flight became an advantage in aerial combat.

The graphically rich handbook, Barry Schiff’s ‘An Illustrated Guide to Flying,’ serves as a primer for aspiring pilots and a reference for instructors.

A CFI recalls the time she had to provide an emergency flight review for the most famous of pilots in order to save Christmas.

There’s no rule that says you must fly in the clouds, but, if you need to, an instrument rating will allow you to do so legally and safely.

Commercial pilot Sam Weigel explains how a working knowledge of an airline’s preferential bidding system will provide major gains for a pilot’s quality of life.

From the Wright Flyer to the DC-3—to the first flights in new airplanes today, how we learn makes a difference.

Your relationship with your flight instructor is key. Here’s how to teach your instructor how to teach you and get the most out of your lesson.

Opportunities in aviation for people with disabilities are rare in other countries compared to the U.S.

The aerobatic legend presented at the National Air & Space Museum in D.C. and highlighted his new mission, the Bob Hoover Academy.

An airline captain weighs in on whether you should consider the change.