Brian Morris of Salt Lake City, Utah, created "Flight Deck: Fear Of Flying Flash Cards" to create and share tips for nervous flyers to use during takeoff procedures. Morris shared a video on ...

Why can't you fly a plane to space? Turns out, you couldn't even make it halfway. We chatted with Jim Gregory, a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Ohio State University ...

Let’s dive into why your commercial flight keeps a normal pace. Airplanes can travel faster when flying in the same direction as the wind. Conversely, an airplane will fly slower (and use more ...

That’s why he created Flight Deck Fear of Flying Flashcards, a tool designed to ease anxiety by providing reassuring facts, expert insights, and calming techniques right when you need them.

It was the birth of "Flight Deck", which are flashcards to help people deal with the fear of flying. Brian has meticulously recorded every explanation of the flying experience onto flashcards ...

Most commercial jets fly at an altitude of 35,000 feet, but it's not a hard and fast rule when piloting a plane. An American Airlines captain who wished to remain anonymous told Travel + Leisure ...

Planes that fly faster than the speed of sound create thunderous supersonic booms. But with NASA's X-59 plane, that could change. The space agency plans for the aircraft's first flight in 2025 ...

Corfman is the president of the Minnesota Pilots Association and has 9,000 hours of flying time in his career. He says not much happens during a flight if a phone is not in airplane mode.

Flying, after all, remains the safest way to travel by far. But if your flight encounters turbulence (or worse), a baby-in-arms will likely not be in the most secure position. “The biggest ...

A pilot has opened up about what it is really like to fly an aircraft - and how it differs from driving a car. When we are going on holiday, most of us don't think much about's going on in the ...