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EAA Ensuring Homebuilts Not Forgotten in ADS-B Mandate
EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wisconsin - (December 19, 2014) - EAA is in ongoing discussions with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to ensure that...
Update: Precautions for Jabiru Powered Aircraft
The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority will place a set of precautionary operating limitations on aircraft powered by Jabiru engines. This is a revised...
Letters
Onex is LSA-EligibleLike everyone in aviation, we strive for perfection and occasionally fall short. We received several letters expressing concern that the Onex design...
New Liquid Level Computer Display offers more information for Belite Fuel...
Belite is providing an enhanced solution for pilots seeking real time display of fuel or liquid levels in their experimental aircraft.
The Liquid Level Computer...
Garmin's New Datalink Weather Receivers
Garmin announced its new GDL 69 and GDL 69A SXM datalink receivers.
These new datalink receivers offer access to new weather service packages with lower...
SoneraiWorks LLC is Now the Supplier of Plans and Model-Specific...
SoneraiWorks LLC announces that effective October 5, 2014, it has purchased the rights to sell the plans and model-specific parts for the Sonerai series...
Up to $40 in Rebates for Belite Instruments
Purchase a Belite Instrument Between Dec. 1 and Dec. 31 and Receive Your Rebate
Purchase a Belite Instrument between December 1, 2014, and December 31,...
Aircraft Spruce Acquires Aviation Book Co.
Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co., a leading supplier of aircraft parts, avionics, and pilot supplies has announced that they recently acquired Aviation Book Co.
Based...
In Case You Missed It
Flight Review: M-Squared Breese 2
If you’re looking for an economical way to get in the air and your stick-and-rudder skills are sharp, the Breese 2 may be the way to go. By Ed Wischmeyer.
Build It Better: Learning from History
Everything we know about aviation comes from the experience of designers, builders and pilots who came before us. Understanding their successes and failures can help us fly and build more safely.