FLYING Magazine

Pilots can make sure their skills are up to the task the same way they get to Carnegie Hall—practice.

Company founder and CEO NJ Correnti shares his success story.

Most important obligation of an airplane owner is to know when not to use it.

Washington troopers protect and serve from the air.

Working with a real-world flight instructor with expert-level simulation knowledge was the ideal combination.

This small airport approach can get you out to the Ozarks quicker.

This airline pilot has always nursed the secret conceit of being especially capable aviator—at least until recently.

Although the check ride is passed, there will still be a learning curve applying the knowledge and experience acquired.

Aptitude and cognitive skills testing are being viewed as more important than ever before.

Prudent initial response to the investigation is sometimes just ‘name, rank, and serial number.’