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High-tech cockpits are supposed to make flying safer. But do they really?

The past week has been a piling on of social media opinion on the much-shared hand propping accident in which an SR22 sped off without its pilot. The question is, are we asking the wrong questions and coming up with answers that matter?

Neat and interesting facts about post-war aviation.

A flight in the Citation X+ gave one pilot the chance to see the world as few ever have.

Figuring out how to pass the time before your next trip in a day or two at an unfamiliar airport takes practice.

If you haven’t seen the video yet, buckle up and click here. If you have seen it, here’s why it happened, and, no, you haven’t read this anywhere before.

An FAA employee with a movie camera just happened to be on scene when a pilot hand propped a Cessna taildragger with his girlfriend inside and one brake working. What happens next is truly frightening.

You don’t read that everyday, but on Wednesday, a crashlanding 206 stopped the electric car in its tracks.

What does Tesla have in common with Eclipse? More than you might imagine.

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