In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Flying

• FROM NOVELTY TO NORMAL
  Tracking what comes next for pilots, aircraft, and airports
• THIS MONTH’S PICKS
  These standout aviation products and services are worth a closer look
• PERSONAL MINIMUMS
  Move beyond instructor limitations and use risk management tools to take full ownership of your safety
• NIGHT THE MOON DISAPPEARED
  When instrument skill and autopilot discipline become critical
• HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA (KHWD) RNAV GPS RWY 28L
  Master the stepdowns, glide slope differences, and nonstandard notations on this Bay Area airport approach
• THE CORNER CASE
  What happens when a solar storm—or poor signal quality—forces an approach to downgrade past LPV minimums
• CLOSE CALLS AND CLEAR LESSONS
  What a near-midair encounter teaches every pilot
• SILENCE CAN BE GOLDEN
  Futuristic Joby S4 eVTOL is a must-fly aircraft in MSFS2024
• Stepping Up in Style
  Daher Aircraft’s TBM 980 provides 330-knot performance, intuitive cockpit, and new long-distance travel perspective
• A NEW ERA AWAITS
  AAM POISED TO SHAPE FUTURE OF AVIATION OVER THE NEXT DECADE
• ELECTRIC ATMOSPHERE
  Are U.S. airports ready to power the eVTOL future?
• AI COMES TO THE COCKPIT
  THREE COMPANIES BRINGING PRACTICAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO GENERAL AVIATION
• Flying Simplified
  Airhart avionics cut workload, reduce risk, and widen access to flight
• PIPISTREL VELIS ELECTRO
  Electric aircraft’s EASA certification and recent FAA exemption could herald new era of flight training
• EXPERIMENTAL STAGE
  Miami Executive becomes one of the nation’s first facilities to take concrete steps toward integration of new and novel aircraft
• MAN WITHOUT ENEMIES
  Hero civilian astronaut’s identity revealed: nice guy
• ROLLING THE DICE
  Years of gambles and gut decisions shaped this airline pilot’s trajectory
• COLD-BLOODED CARGO
  Wild PR stunt included crash landing of B-25 carrying snakes and alligators