Flying Magazine

Flying is an aviation magazine that has been in circulation since 1927, originally titled Popular Aviation. It caters to pilots, aircraft owners, and professionals in the business and general aviation sectors across the globe. According to its publisher, Bonnier Corporation, it boasts the highest number of paid subscribers, newsstand sales, and international readership among U.S. aviation magazines. They proudly refer to it as "The World's Most Widely Read Aviation Magazine."

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Boeing, Honeywell Autonomy Partner to Enhance Marines’ Tactical Resupply

8 hours ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

A company developing autonomous flight systems in partnership with Honeywell, Leonardo, Boeing, and NASA has been enlisted to put its technology to the test in some of the world’s most demanding environments. Pittsburgh-based Near Earth Autonomy on Thursday said it received a $790,000 contract—part of a larger agreement valued at $4.6 million—to provide “miniaturized” autonomy systems for the U.S. Marine Corps Tactical Resupply Unmanned Aircraft System (TRUAS) program.
United Invests in JetZero, Could Acquire 200 Blended Wing Body Aircraft

13 hours ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

United Airlines is looking to add a sleek new airframe to its fleet. The airline on Thursday announced that its investment arm, United Airlines Ventures, is directing an undisclosed amount of funding to JetZero—a startup developing a blended wing body (BWB) design.
Electric Aircraft Are No Longer a Jetsonian Dream

17 hours ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

Dave Cook owns a Lancair and made a career out of flying. Dean Owen had never flown before. But both are making aviation history as the first private electric aircraft owners in the U.S.“The only thing I ever did with an aircraft was jump out of a few for the military,” Owen said. “I’ve got a buddy that used to fly me around for business trips, and on a rare occasion, he would let me take the stick of his Cessna while we’re in the air.
Boeing Call for ‘Non-Tariff Environment’ Echoes Industrywide Concerns

1 day ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

In early March, a coalition of 15 aviation industry groups representing hundreds of American firms requested relief from sweeping tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump. Now, as earnings season arrives, individual companies are making their concerns known. Boeing—often cited as one of the largest U.S. exporters—on Wednesday reported a reduced net loss of about $31 million, owing to an 18 percent year-over-year increase in revenue driven by an uptick in commercial deliveries.
NASA Researching ‘Ultra-Lightweight” Antennae for Future Aircraft

2 days ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

Engineers at NASA are developing a solution to address the potential for “dropped calls” in drones, self-flying electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxis, and other future aircraft. The space agency on Tuesday said that by the end of the year, researchers aim to design, build, and test what it describes as an “active phased array aerogel antenna” that can be embedded under an aircraft’s skin.
Gulfstream’s G700 Sets Manufacturer’s 700th Speed Record

2 days ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

NEW YORK—Though it was achieved on April Fool’s Day, Gulfstream’s 700th city-pair speed record is no joke. The ultra-long-range business jet manufacturer on Tuesday revealed that its flagship G700 flew 14 hours and 38 minutes from Taipei, Taiwan, to Miami, achieving a ground speed of 590 mph (513 knots) and cruising at Mach 0.87 on average during the approximately 7,700 nm trip. The aircraft is designed for a top speed of Mach 0.935, typically cruising at Mach 0.85.
FAA Races to Modernize NOTAM System, Targets 2025 Rollout

3 days ago | flyingmag.com | Ryan Ewing

The FAA is taking steps to more swiftly modernize its Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) system, with plans to deploy a new service much earlier than initially anticipated. This acceleration comes in response to recent outages involving the system. The agency announced the sped-up timeline on Monday, noting that over 4 million NOTAMs are issued per year.
Report: Airbus Has Spent $1.7B on Stalled Hydrogen Ambitions

3 days ago | flyingmag.com | Jack Daleo

Airbus has pumped the brakes on its development of a hydrogen-powered aircraft concept. On Sunday, new details emerged about just how much the manufacturer has spent on the stalled project. According to The Wall Street Journal, sources familiar with the company’s financing said Airbus allocated about $450 million annually to fund the development of four “ZeroE” aircraft concepts, three of which have been scrapped in favor of a single design.
Legislators Question Alleged Counter-Drone System Misuse Near D.C.

3 days ago | flyingmag.com | Caleb Revill

Legislators are asking questions after alleged misuse of counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) by the Secret Service disrupted aviation safety protocols at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (KDCA) in Washington, D.C., in early March. U.S. Representatives Rick Larsen and Bennie Thompson sent the letter addressed to Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on April 14 asking 10 questions about the incident.
British Army Successfully Tests New Drone Killer

6 days ago | flyingmag.com | Caleb Revill

The British Army has tested its largest counter-drone swarm exercise yet using a newly developed radio weapon. On Thursday, the British Ministry of Defense announced in a news release that its Radiofrequency Directed Energy Weapon (RF DEW), called “RapidDestroyer,” was proven capable of neutralizing multiple targets at once nearly instantly.