Flying Destinations

Carlos Bravo loved Spruce Creek so much when he made his first visit in 1998, he started selling homes there.

Ranchers and farmers by trade, father-and-son aviators are merging their passions.

You don’t have to be a millionaire to have a runway in the backyard. Plenty of pilots are living the dream on a grass strip built by someone else.

There is something special about growing up on a grass airstrip. Just ask Clint Cawley, a third-generation aviator.

A corporate pilot brings his wife and kids along for the ride in an airpark community.

Fly with pilot Lane Wallace as she tours with Goma Air in the Congo.