Australian Flying

Australian Flying is Australia's premier General Aviation magazine, dedicated to educating and entertaining those at the sharp end of aviation. Each issue of Australian Flying delivers hands on tips to better flying along with advice and reviews on the latest technologies, accessories and techniques on the market. Australian Flying also brings you the latest news and most current topical issues affecting the aviation industry. Australian Flying is staffed by an experienced and dedicated team of writers and pilots who share a common goal to inform and inspire better pilots.

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Australian Flying

Heart in the Sky for Injured Teammate

Cirrus includes Autoland in SR Series G7+

Joby eVTOL completes Crewed Transitional Flights

Dynon and Trig announce Merger

Rylstone Aerodrome: A Rural Aviation Revival • In an era where the relentless pulse of urban life often leaves us yearning for a slower, more meaningful pace, Rylstone Aerodrome emerges as a place where aviation dreams and rural tranquillity converge. Kreisha Ballantyne takes a look.

A Foundation for All • Steve Hitchen goes deep inside AMDA Foundation and finds an organisation with arms that stretch well beyond Avalon and embrace all aviation sectors including GA.

A Solo Act • For years in Australia, unlike in the USA, there were no independent flight instructors. Paul Southwick looks at what’s changed.

The Wings of Change • Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) are not the machines they once were: they’re better! With MOSAIC due very soon, Steve Hitchen looks back on what the category has become as technology and customer demands drove aircraft evolution.

Poetry in Motion • It’s probably not unreasonable to say that Pilatus Aircraft hit the sweet spot when it recently unveiled the PC-12 PRO. Benn Marks takes a look at the latest development in the Swiss aircraft manufacturer’s highly regarded and respected PC-12 product line.

The Gem of the Skies • Paul Southwick takes the DA50RG through its paces in Australian conditions.

Smooth Move • Atmospheric turbulence is an unsolved problem for aviation, affecting economy, safety and comfort. To date, there has been no practicable solution to this other than long-distance detours or hold on and fly through. Kreisha Ballantyne takes a closer look.

Dassault Dialogue • Benn Marks sits down with Carlos Brana, Executive Vice President, Civil Aircraft at Dassault Aviation, who shares his vision for civil flying.

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Aviation’s Most Dangerous Phrase • Jim Davis brings us a valuable lesson about the dangers of assumption.

“Check Your Payload, Captain!” • Robert Massera brings us the pilot’s guide to trimming down and staying flight-ready.

Rotors • Second ‘dragonfly’ helicopter arrives in the Torres Strait

How to regroup after making a mistake • Have you ever made a mistake while flying that you can’t stop thinking about? A mistake that snatches your focus and results in more mistakes being made. I know I have, more times than I can count, says Storm Fenech.

Don’t be an Island • Regional Aviation Association of Australia CEO Rob Walker says community makes us strong.

Lead Zeppelin • Yes, Chemtrails Are Real – And You're Making Them, says your correspondent, Doctor Sir Ranty McFlaresalot, FaRCe.

Bose ProFlight Series 2 • Paul Southwick test flies the Bose Proflight S2 aviation headset.

See and Be Seen • See and be seen is not just a mantra of A listers at opening nights - it can be a lifesaving benefit that significantly reduces risk for...