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'Flying' is a magazine dedicated to professional pilots and flying, with not so much emphasis on sporting or recreational pilots. It has described itself as the "World's most widely read aviation magazine". Normal contents includes industry news and the general aviation market, aircraft flight tests, tips on navigation and flying techniques, new product reviews, first hand flying experiences etc. Only covers civil flying, piloting business airplanes. First published circa ? By May 1941 it was called 'Flying and Popular Aviation'. From May 1942 it was renamed 'Flying Including Industrial Aviation', before being simplified to 'Flying' from January 1944 onwards. Typically 90-114 pages each, roughly A4 size.
Year | Month | Condition & Contents | Price |
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1946 | July | Seabee; Flight Without Pilots; Miles Gemini; Mexico; Globe Swift; What Speed Can A Man Stand | $1.00 |
1947 | April | Radar or Beams; Ferry Flight to Alaska; La Guardia; Common Sense Cockpits; Weather; Funk F2B; Jungle Jato | $1.00 |
JuLY | Mattoponi Sky Club; Traverse Bay; Ggadget Heaven; Air Sailors; Flying Fishermen; Jets at Sea; Piper PA-II; Jersey Shore | $1.00 | |
1948 | January | AOPA Edition: This is Private Flying; Shoulder Straps; Desert Watchmen; Stinson's 1948 Voyaer; Pipeline Air Force; Mountain Copter; Airplane comes to Duanesburg | $1.00 |
June | Aviation's War Against Time; Big Jet; Fly-By-Nights; Cessna 170; Omni; Tamed Cup; Flying Smits; B-47; Russia Steals the Superfort | $1.00 | |
1949 | November | Men Behind Red Air Force; Air Guard Goes to Camp; Fly Under GI Bill; Refuling in Mid-Air; Coast-to-Coast on a Kite; Invasion of Sicly; Fairchid T-31; Windshields | $1.00 |
September | XF-92; Guided Missiles; France's Jet Lightplane; Helicopter Goes to Sea; Insurance; 1949 Aeronca Champion Seaplane | $1.00 | |
December | U.S. Airpower & the Soviet Bomb; Britain's New Jet Warplanes; Homemade Racers' Be Youw Own Weatherman; Leatherneck Air Force; Cesna 140A; Combat Christmas, 1943 | $1.00 | |
1952 | April | Tracking the bird; Spriral dives; pilota report on Agricultural Cub; Air drops, Minute Men of 52 | $1.00 |
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