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SkykingC310

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I enjoy recieving my aircraft/piloting mags in the mail. Just curious what publications you all subscribe to? Maybe there are some that we're not all aware of, but would enjoy. I'll start with a couple.

Flying
Plane&Pilot
 
Flying (comes with NAFI membership)
AOPA Pilot
AOPA FT
Soaring

Funny, i just realized all my mags are paid through association memberships.
 
Magazines:

-AOPA Flight Training
-AOPA Pilot (I get my grandfathers month or two old subscriptions when he's done with them)
-Flying Magazine
-Plane and Pilot Magazine (to feed to my dog, Scout)
-PC World [to help when I'm not flying...learning about new tech. to be integrated in planes such as tablet computers for EFBs]

My dad also gets Business and Commercial Aviation and Professional Pilot subscription(s) for free, so I read those as well.

By the end of the month I have 6 magazines waiting to be read, all being put on hold.

Jason
 
The Twin Cessna Flyer
GA News
AMT (Aircraft Maintenance Technology)
Aviation International News
 
AOPA Pilot
Plane and Pilot (only because Private Pilot quit publishing and the remainder of my subscription is being filled with P&P)
GA News
Aviation Safety (runs out in April, not renewing)
Aviation Consumer (runs out in April, not renewing)
 
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GA News
Aviation Consumer
IFR
IFR refresher
AOPA Pilot
EAA Sport Pilot
Pilot Getaways
MAPA Log (Mooney Group)

I've dropped:
Flying
Private Pilot
Plane&Pilot
Aviation Safety
Light Plane Maintenance
 
AOPA Pilot
Trade-a-Plane (you just never know when that next plane with higher performance will be lurking there)
 
AOPA Pilot
World Beechcraft

... and that's about it. We used to depend on trade magazines to keep up with the industry; now with the internet and online services like this message board, AvWeb, the various owners' groups, etc., the print periodicals are no longer so essential.

I was an avid Flying reader for many years; I still have every issue since September 1960 up to the mid-'90s or so. They seem to have gone off courting the glass/composite/turbine crowd, and I find little of interest in there any more.

-- Pilawt
 
-Professional Pilot
-AOPA Pilot
-NBAA Interantional News
 
AOPA Pilot
EAA Sport Aviation
Scouting
That's all I have time for
 
AOPA Pilot
EAA Sport Aviation
[EAA] Warbirds
Piper Flyer
Pipers
Atlantic Flyer
And from the nonflying world:
various NCRS and National Corvette Museum mags and flyers
CORVETTE
various lighthouse society magazines
 
RotaryWingBob said:
Yeah, yeah, I know, Ken. Aviation safety hasn't been the same since you left :)

Isn't that the truth. And the changes are why my subscription runs out next month.
 
Ghery said:
Isn't that the truth. And the changes are why my subscription runs out next month.

You guys are SOO nice! (The check's in the mail!)

Just out of curiosity, can you look in the mouse type on one of the back pages of the December issue and tell me what the circulation is these days?
 
Ken Ibold said:
You guys are SOO nice! (The check's in the mail!)

Just out of curiosity, can you look in the mouse type on one of the back pages of the December issue and tell me what the circulation is these days?

I'm sure one of the other guys can. My copies are at home and I'm away until the 11th.
 
AOPA
Pilot Getaways
Kitplanes
Plane and Pilot​
 
AOPA Pilot
Trade-A-Plane (natch...)
ABS Magazine (American Bonanza Society)
 
AOPA Pilot
AOPA Flight Training
EAA Sport Pilot
EAA Flying
Maxim
Stuff

....And a few others.
 
AOPA Pilot
AOPA Flight Training
Flying
Maxim
Stuff
Car & Driver
and a couple of others... I just don't have time anymore to read them all.
 
AOPA Pilot
Flying
Plane and Pilot
(I was miffed when they discontinued Private Pilot and started sending me two issues each month of Plane and Pilot)
Rotor and Wing
Popular Mechanics (you'd be surprised at the number of aviation-related articles they have)

I subscribe to these because I can't spend ALL my time online here.
 
AOPA Pilot
EAA
The Week
Audubon
National Geographic
Dive Training
IFR
Velonews
Cycle Sport
Bicycling
Foreign Affairs
IEEE Spectrum
Personal Communications
Wireless Week
Undersea Journal
Banjo Newsletter
 
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AOPA Pilot
AOPA Flight Training
NAFI Mentor
Flying
Plane & Pilot
PC Magazine
Information Week
 
AOPA Pilot
Aviation International News
Trader Monthly
CIO
CFO
Foreign Affairs
The Economist
Harvard Business Review
National Geographic
Cook's Illustrated
Wooden Boat
Fine Woodworking
Fine Homebuilding
Atlantic Monthly

There are probably a few others that I am missing. But I read all of the above, cover to cover, every single month.

Cheers,

-Andrew
 
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