I wrote last month about our Web feature “Flying ­Magazine’s Top 100 Airplanes,” which we launched on flyingmag.com just before the big airshow in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in July.

Terwilliger’s just-released follow-up, Living in the Age of Airplanes, has a much broader focus, examining the way the airplane has enriched humankind in the space of just over a century.

The airplane is one of the originals that wrote "Pepsi" in the sky in the 1930s. "So it was a working airplane for seven decades," aerobatic pilot Steve Oliver, Suzanne's husband, told the audience.

Flying Magazine proudly introduces Top 100 Airplanes: Platinum Edition, which celebrates our Flying book, entitled Flight: 100 Greatest Aircraft. In creating ...

Flying Magazine has compiled a list of the Top 100 Airplanes of All Time, which features multiple Wichita-built airplanes. Wichita airplanes also make up a large percentage of its Top 10 list.

“Flying the Carolina skies” is the theme of February’s Our State magazine. Our State Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Hudson joined FOX8 to talk about the issue, which includes everythin… ...

Magazine spotlights Paul Allen as world-class airplane collector . expand. Paul Allen is getting attention for his collection of World War II aircraft, but he's also enamored with space exploration.

From airplane safety to why airplane food tastes so bad, these are 11 facts about flying that you probably didn't know. Airplane food tastes bad for a reason Sign Up for Our Ideas Newsletter POV ...