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Honda Receives FAA Green Light to Begin Flying Hybrid-Electric …
Nov 11, 2024 · A spokesperson for Honda Aircraft Co., a subsidiary of the automobile giant, told FLYING the FAA granted an exemption to Honda Research Institute (HRI) to fly a subscale …
How to Decipher Flight-Level Weather - FLYING Magazine
Nov 1, 2024 · Flying toward the trough usually means flying toward deteriorating weather. The opposite is true. Flying toward higher heights usually equates to flying toward fair weather.
Best FPV Drones for 2025 - FLYING Magazine
Aug 11, 2025 · FLYING will share our favorite FPV drones currently on the market. Our list includes something for everyone, from beginners to pros. We’ll cover specs of each and who …
Boom Goes Supersonic, Makes Civil Aviation History - FLYING …
Jan 28, 2025 · Boom in November told FLYING that the XB-1 will be retired after completing a handful of supersonic test flights, and Scholl on Tuesday predicted its swan song will come in …
Master Your UAV Skills with a Drone Simulator - FLYING Magazine
Dec 2, 2024 · Drone simulators are an excellent and highly effective tool for developing and honing flying skills, especially beneficial for practicing when real-world flying is not feasible.
FLYING Debuts Refreshed Digital Experience
May 1, 2025 · `FLYING` Magazine has launched a completely redesigned and enhanced website, `FlyingMag.com`, offering an elevated digital experience for aviation enthusiasts and …
Abolish the TSA? ‘Bad Idea,’ Experts Say - FLYING Magazine
Apr 8, 2025 · Private airport screening services could ‘miss things at a much higher rate’ than TSA screeners, former administrator John Pistole tells FLYING.