Airplanista Magazine

While color photography can bring out the best in an antique airplane, Airplanista Magazine recently conducted a monochrome (black and white) shoot of a collection of vintage airplanes and the results are stunning.

The EAA AirVenture Oshkosh Air Show is billed as the world's largest aviation celebration. In our coverage of the show, published in our August issue, you'll see why.

Airplanista Magazine is launching a fun new game during EAA Airventure Oshkosh called #Tweeplechase, where people will follow clues tweeted on Twitter to find great prizes, most valued as high as $75.

After a short market test in May, 2011 to see of the digital magazine reading public was ready to accept a paid subscription model, the popular new media, all-digital aviation publication has chosen to remain free for distributed around the world.

Aerial photographer Jim Wark presents his collection of gorgeous images of his beloved Husky A-1 airplane, shot in numerous scenic locations from Alaska, Baja, Canada and the Caribbean. Shot on Velvia slide film, these images really pop!

When life and death hang in the balance after a tragic accident, the pilots and crew of Canada's Ornge Air are trained to handle the pressure and complete the mission.

Texas Pilot Dianna Stanger flies a huge fleet of personal airplanes and helicopters, but also gives back a great deal to the aviation community she loves dearly. Her story is presented as the cover story of the May issue of Airplanista Magazine.

International airline pilot and author Nathan Carriker describes what it is like to navigate through the complex airspace of the North Atlantic Track System in the May issue of Airplanista Magazine.

Our EU writer takes readers on a fabulous journey to the playground of the rich and famous on the French Riviera in Cannes, France.

Aviation photographer Jay Beckman shares some exquisite works of aviation art from his Fabulous Forms of Flight gallery in the May issue of Airplanista!