Flight Journal

Flight Journal
Flight Journal is like no other aviation magazine in the world. Gripping accounts of flights and combat missions put the reader in the cockpit with all involved: pilots, engineers, gunners and eye-witnesses. Flight Journal covers the world of aviation from its simple beginnings to its high-tech, no-holds-barred future. We see aviation history through the eyes of those who made it. The leader in the field of aviation photojournalism, Flight Journal captures what itï¿1/2s like to pilot aircrafts that inspire fear and awe, from the historic B-17 Flying Fortress to todayï¿1/2s F-16 fighters. While hard-hitting editorial digs into technical details, performance notes and design issues, human experience is at the heart of the magazine. Flight Journal features profiles of legendary aviators, as well as flight achievements, unexpected events and even disasters. All are expertly written by authoritative historians and journalists, or the pilots themselves. Editor-in-Chief Budd Davisson, a legendary pilot, instructor and author, ensures that Flight Journal readers savor every issue. Budd and his team deliver stories that connect deeply with readers, keeping them on the edge of their seats. Stunning photography captivates Large, high-quality photos ï¿1/2 from daredevil aerial shots to archive pictures ï¿1/2 make the reading experience even more vivid. Flight Journal carries shots by John Dibbs, Paul Bowen and Katsu Tokunaga, among other renowned photographers. Historical photos prompt readers to share when they recognize relatives and squadron buddies. With these connections, readers turn the Letters to the Editor pages into a community with poignant reunions and memories.
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