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Available on multiple platforms that all sync, the new IFR course raises the bar for aviation education.

 What, rainbows are round? Apparently. And they sometimes come in pairs! Aviator Lin Caywood took this video of an amazing double rainbow near Frederick, MD, on a recent trip. Do you have a cool aviation photo or video you’d like to share? Send it to Plane & Pilot for consideration at lgoerner@madavor.com.

A pilot shares his fears leading up to his first check ride and meeting his flight examiner.

The crash of a Cessna CJ4 in Cleveland highlights the high stakes of single-pilot IFR in a jet.

The pilot organization teamed with industry groups to prompt FBOs to improve transparency and access to costs

The fast piston single was an aerodynamic work of art. It deserves a better fate than to be forgotten.

A U.S. Navy Blue Angel flying short final inverted.

Why are people fascinated by airline crashes? And what are the reporter’s ethical obligations when investigators keep the public largely in the dark?

This technique seems counter-intuitive to newbies, but it has a passionate following among experienced aviators. But does it make sense?

The answer key for the crossword puzzle found in the November 2018 issue of Plane & Pilot.