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Flying Magazine 2016 March DC-3 an icon turns 80 Vanishing of MH370
Flying Magazine 2016 March
90 pages
Contents
Flying Features
044 TAKING WINGWays you can play a vital role in crowd-sourcing the next generation of general aviation pilots By Sam Weigel
048 DC-3: AN ICON TURNS 80 A timeless airplane that pilots revere and your once-in-a-lifetime chance to fly her By Julie Filucci
058 VANISHING FLIGHT MH370 Inside CNN's wall-to-wall coverage of one of the greatest aviation mysteries of our time By Richard Quest
064 ROCKING IT VFRPlanning a route, evaluating the weather and setting personal minimums for your adventure By Pia Bergqvist
Departments
010 ON COURSEA new direction for a new era at Flying
012 FLYING INBOX Feedback from our readers
014 FLYING NOTEBOOKGlacier hopping in a Super Cub
026 HOW IT WORKS Are weird-looking split-scimitar winglets really saving the airlines money?
Training & Technique
029 CHART WISE In-depth explanations of the nuances of instrument approach charts
030 ILAFFT Barely riding out the storm
024 Burt Rutans 47th design takes shape
Sky Next
017 GEAROur favorite swag on the market
022 TECH Flying's top picks in technology
024 PROJECT NOTEBOOKSkiGull: Burt Rutan's audacious retirement ride
034 AFTERMATH A320 crash: History repeats itself, but nothing is learned
038 EVERYTHING EXPLAINED Aerobatic flying regulations in plain English
040 SKY KINGS Staying in charge when declaring an emergency
070 IN DEPTH Possibly the most important job in general aviation
074 UNUSUAL ATTITUDESCrucial procedures for any pilot
078 GEAR UP Facing a career love triangle
080 JUMPSEAT Medical reform: when legislation creates new issues for pilots
088 TECHNICALITIES EAA wants you to stop stalling
090 SIGN OFFLucky Lindy: Meet Flying
017 GEAREXOSPACE B55Breitling's unique connected chronograph
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