Magazines?

[signu127]

I joined AOPA and I receive the "flight" mag and I like the stories so I went to Book-a-million and could not find anything similar to read. Most of the mags they sold were about WW2 planes, model planes or a specific type of plane. IS there another mag out there that just focuses on general aviation?

thanks

 

[Jaybird180]

Plane and Pilot, Flying. Aopa also has Pilot magazine. Theres also IFR magazine....just to name a few.

 

[signu127]

Plane and Pilot, Flying. Aopa also has Pilot magazine. Theres also IFR magazine....just to name a few.

didn't know AOPA had two different mags...I wonder which one I get with the membership I just got...thanks

 

[poadeleted21]

Why buy a magazine when you can waste way more time here...

If you have an iPad, try Loop magazine.

 

[JoeSelch]

didn't know AOPA had two different mags...I wonder which one I get with the membership I just got...thanks

You get the mag you choose ... Flight Training or Pilot

 

[MickYoumans]

Even though I do not have an experimental airplane, I still enjoy keeping up with the latest information in the EAA world. I enjoy the EAA Sport Aviation magazine and the 'Experimenter' web based magazine from them.

 

[Ken Ibold]

Not a magazine, but perhaps I will be forgiven if I plug my book. (See link below...)

 

[tinerj]

Some of the more popular columns from some of the magazines have been collected in book form. What I Learned from That and Gordon Baxter (Bax) from Flying Magazine.

These books are readily available from Internet used book stores, often for $1.00 plus shipping.

Bax Seat: Log of a Pasture Pilot, 1978