The human history of aviation is slipping away from us, and we want to capture those stories firsthand before it's too late. If you or anyone you know has an unusual, gripping story from aviation's past, drop us a line. Fact-Checking When providing a personal account of wartime experiences, please understand the editors may seek some form of corroborating documentation to verify the times and places of the events described. Photo Guidelines Flight Journal considers the quality of the photography used to be at least as important as the quality of the journalism. It is the magazine's goal to become the photographic standard by which all other aviation magazines are measured.
Historical photography is that which comes out of archives and is supplied in support of an article.
Contemporary photography is often shot by the photographer supplying the images. While the standards for the two categories will always be high, archival photography standards won't necessarily match those for contemporary images. All images offered must meet the following standards unless their unique nature is justification to relax those standards. Ownership of the images must be known and verifiable. If in the public domain, that must be clear.