FLYING Magazine's 2027 calendar features photography by editor-in-chief Jessica Ambats, combining a century of editorial tradition with the rare perspective of a working pilot behind the lens.
Frank Luke recorded 18 aerial victories in 17 days in September 1918, becoming America's deadliest balloon buster and the AEF's second-highest scoring ace.
Gaston's White River Resort in Lakeview, Arkansas has welcomed fly-in pilots since 1958 with a private grass strip, world-class trout fishing, and one of the best meals in American aviation travel.
GOES-16's 60-second mesoscale satellite updates and Geostationary Lightning Mapper give pilots an unprecedented real-time view of developing convection.
In-flight fire is three separate emergencies - engine, electrical, and cabin - each with a distinct procedure. Here's what the ACS expects and why treating them as one is dangerous.
JetZero's Z-5 demonstrator, backed by a $235M Air Force contract, aims to validate a wing-body design that could cut narrowbody fuel burn by up to 50%.
Joby Aviation flew a Cessna 208 Caravan coast-to-coast across the U.S. with no pilot aboard - a genuine autonomy milestone with major implications for cargo aviation.
REGENT Craft's electric seaglider uses ground effect physics to cruise 10 feet above water at 180 mph - certified as a marine vessel, not an FAA aircraft.
Roscoe Turner won the Thompson Trophy three times - in 1933, 1934, and 1938 - a record no pilot before or since has matched in American air racing history.
The Roc - the world's largest aircraft by wingspan at 385 feet - is now America's mobile hypersonic test platform for critical Department of Defense programs.
Tangier Island (TGI) is a disappearing Chesapeake Bay island with a 2,900-foot turf strip, no fuel, and blue crab that justifies every mile of the over-water approach.
The 2023 American Legend AL18 MOAC earns an AircraftForSale top pick for its purpose-engineered suspension and high-power configuration built for serious off-airport operations.
The FAA's LADD program limits who sees your ADS-B data on commercial tracking sites, but the broadcast itself is open - and no regulation changes that.
The Lockheed P-38 Lightning redefined American air power in WWII - from an impossible design brief to the mission that killed the architect of Pearl Harbor.
The Memphis Belle B-17F completed 25 combat missions over occupied Europe in 1943 with all ten crew members surviving, then spent decades deteriorating outdoors before a 13-year restoration brought her to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.