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“I fly for food,” was Dick Rutan’s good-humored and modest response when I thanked him for flying the photo flight.

Flying to the Bahamas is the stuff of dreams and is within the reach of nearly any pilot and aircraft

In a fire scenario, aircraft control can be lost at any moment

Kicking the Rotax myth in the head once and for all

Ten things every instructor learns, whether he wants to or not

You don’t need to travel overseas to see some of the world’s best flying venues

Around the patch in a Superfortress

With 700 islands, turquoise waters, postcard-perfect beaches, and 55 general aviation airports, The Bahamas is undoubtedly a pilot’s paradise. Recently, Plane & Pilot joined the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and Aviation on a flying trip to three beautiful islands, for a taste of The Bahamas.

Part I: The West Coast’s only strike-fighter wing, Naval Air Station Lemoore, trains F/A-18 pilots for the runway at sea

This thank-you was a long time coming