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Just curious as to how popular some magazines are. What do you subscribe too?

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1. Warbird Digest
2. Classic Wings

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Warbird Digest
Clasic Wings

I often pick up Flypast at the magazine stand.

I also get Airforce from the Airforce Association of Canada, but not a warbird magazine.

Mike

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Flight Journal
Logbook
Air & Space
Air Force Magazine (comes with AFA membership)
CAF Dispatch
Dixie Wing CAF Newsletter
Aerospace Testing International
Aviation Maintenance Technology
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Have just cancelled my subscription to Aeroplane because I wasnt reading it anymore. I get all the info I want from the Web nowadays.

air classics
warbirds
aviation history
militaria international
air & space smithsonian
not to mention i usually pick up aeroplane, wings or airpower or flight journal when i go to the book store.

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Warbird International
Air Classics
EAA Warbirds

Those are the warbird rags that I read.

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I'm with manonthefence. I have dropped all my subscriptions because I get faster, more accurate news from the intenet. I buy a mix of about six mags a year (mostly AC, FlyPast, Aeroplane) for special features on a type that interests me or an exceptionally good photo shoot.

August

My av mags are

Air & Space
Flight Journal

I read both of those cover to cover

I'll pick up others as needed at the news stand

Lets see.....
Air Classic's
Warbirds International
Warbirds Digest
Flight Journal
I'll pick up Fly Past, Aeroplane, Air Enthusiast, and Classic Wings at the news stand now and then.
Scott.......

I have to agree with a few of the previous posts on this thread. I'll pick up a copy of Warbirds Digest, Air Classics, or Warbirds International every now and then but most of my info I tend to get online. I probably learn just as much from this site alone, than by reading any magazine.

John

Air Classics
Warbirds International
Warbirds Digest

Will occasionally pick up Flypast, and I've bought Classic Wings once. Would probably buy it more if it was readily available around here.

I just go to Borders or Barnes and Noble every month and read everything they have!

I subscribe to Air Classics and Warbirds International. I'm a charter subscriber to WBI and have every issue. My AC collection is pretty much complete back to 1981, with spotty issues back to 1973. I also buy various others on the newsstand when the urge strikes.

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