The hat is familiar — A cream-colored baseball cap with the capital letters VAF (for “Van’s Air Force”) embroidered across the front of it. What’s eye-catching is the rest of the outfit: an immaculate ...

Early critical incidents taught the author the importance of conservative fuel planning, understanding suitable alternate airport conditions (like altitude for fog), and knowing aviation regulations ...

In 2012, I decided to start taking flying lessons. Flying had always piqued my curiosity. On one hand, it was an activity I felt compelled to do; on the other, like any exciting pursuit, it required ...

Learning to fly is a metaphor Pamela Hale can use literally. In addition to being a life coach and teacher, Hale is also an author and pilot who uses flying to help people live courageously. In her ...

This story originally featured in the May 2020 issue of Flying Magazine. My relationship with the mountains began on hikes with my family, camping trips up into the farthest corners of Glacier ...

Many years ago, shortly after establishing my firm, I started taking flying lessons. How I came about wanting to become a pilot is a story unto itself. However, during the process of earning my ...

Self-discovery is the theme of Francesca Archibugi's "Flying Lessons," but pic's juve lead ends basically where he began, as a spoiled, listless and uninteresting character. Pic has been flying at ...

Debuting at True/False (followed by First Look), Elizabeth Nichols’s Flying Lessons is a beautiful ode to a New York City Lower East Side artist as well as to the larger “dying breed” that once roamed ...

The Philadelphia School of Circus Arts in Mt. Airy is opening a flying trapeze school, offering two-hour lessons. Adults and children as young as 6 can fly 25 feet in the air on the outdoor rig.

A service that's been grounded for more than 10 years is taking flight again in Harrison. Sky Adventures Flight Instructor Caleb Green blames the decade-long break on several factors. "General ...

Philadelphia is the home of the American circus. The first circus in the country was held in the city in 1793, where just 800 spectators gathered in a wooden ring to watch clowns, equestrians and ...