Voices Of Flying

It’s become quite clear that my physical fitness is deteriorating at a much faster pace than that of my Beecraft Bonanza.

Airplane insurance may be a first world problem, but it could end up signaling a bad trend for us all.

A new engine monitor and a closed runway add unwelcome intrigue to a flight.

Things can get messy if you don’t have a plan for airsickness.

The experience of flying a variety of aircraft is worth more than the hours and offers a host of opportunities.

Timber holds a special place as the primordial material in airplane construction.

Moving six seats from point A to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible.

It’s hard to let go of the ‘right’ aircraft and go looking for another.

In June 1944, Lancaster ND533 took off on its final flight.

Flying without arms has made getting a third-class medical uncharted territory.