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Kitplanes Magazine: Your Homebuilt Aircraft Authority. We cover topics relevant to anyone who has ever dreamed of building or owning a homebuilt experimental aircraft.
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MagniX Unveils Electric Engine for the GA Market

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The new engine aims to slash flight training costs and maintenance, with a Van's RV-10 test flight scheduled for later this year and a commercial launch in 2027
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Dynon Unveils Scalable Engine Monitoring for Kitbuilders

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Simplified engine-focused interface streamlines cockpit operation.
The Bonanze Fly-n-Eat founder Dr. Rick Rzepka flies to restaurant locations using his app. [Credit: Dr. Rick Rzepka]

Flying To Lunch Just Got Easier

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New mobile app connects pilots with airport dining destinations.
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Homebuilder’s Insurance

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Part 1 of an ongoing look at the complexity of aircraft owner's insurance.
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Big Prop Boosts Scalewings SW-51 Mustang

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Increased authenticity and performance.
Aircraft in flight [Credit: Jim Barrett]

Firecrown’s Aviation Group Charts Course for 2026; Ryan Ewing Named Group...

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Brand refreshes, new digital platforms, and expanded editorial investments follow a transitional year for the company’s aviation portfolio.

34th Annual Zenith Homecoming

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The gathering for all things Zenith.

Zenith Announces 34th Annual Fly-In Event

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Open Hangar Days include hands-on workshops and educational seminars.

Oshkosh Live 2025: Amy Wilkins’ GlaStar

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Amy Wilkins describes her GlaStar at AirVenture 2025.

Zenith Aircraft Workshop Class and Fly‑In Gathering in Michigan

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Hands‑on Zenith kit workshop and fly‑in set for October 10–11, 2025, in Howell, Michigan.

In Case You Missed It

Editor’s Log

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Old school.

Risky Business

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Amateurs and Experimental aircraft. By Sid Mayeux.

Wag-Aero Super Sport

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The easy-to-build, high-wing Wag-Aero Super Sport CUBy combines the Cubs classic looks with modern technology and materials, increasing both maximum weight and payload. Using engines of up to 150 horsepower, the Cub offers great short-field performance, high roll rates and easy glideslope control-a great option for those who cant afford vintage prices.

Vintage Homebuilts

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Where are they now? While that question has been asked many times, this time...