Voices Of Flying

Volunteering at the airbase helps aspiring mechanics to build time, gain experience, and prepare for the A&P test.

What’s it like to go from the operating theater to the flight deck? We share the rest of the story, which we started last week in “V1 Rotate: Making the Switch,” as we join FLYING columnist Dick Karl as he explains to Sam Weigel how he made the transition from success as a cancer surgeon […]

There are few moments in life better than taking a kid up in an airplane.

The ‘We All Fly’ exhibition at the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum includes GA pilot stories.

What does it take to run a crop-dusting business? This pilot and aerial-applicator business owner shares her story with FLYING.

A&P technical training opens doors to career opportunities beyond working line maintenance or banging rivets on the hangar floor.

Here’s what you need to know about the new FAA rule for airframe and powerplant (A&P) schools.

Historically, pilots carry two flashlights – a D-cell battery-operated flashlight with a white lens for preflight inspections, and a flashlight with a red lens for cockpit illumination at night.

This month, companies around the U.S. elevate disability awareness with an emphasis on inclusive practices.

Here’s what to look forward to at the 2022 convention in Orlando.