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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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FLYING’s ‘Oshkosh Live’ Returns for Year 2

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Expanded livestream coverage brings aviation’s biggest week to viewers around the world—live from the heart of EAA AirVenture.
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Zenith Aircraft “Fly-In to Summer” Open House: June 21

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Zenith Aircraft hosts summer fly-in June 21 in Mexico, Missouri, with factory tours, demos, and aircraft displays.
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One Week Wonder Joins Legends at the Smithsonian

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The Waiex-B One Week Wonder, built by volunteers at Oshkosh 2022, is now on display at the Smithsonian’s Udvar-Hazy Center—next to aviation legends.
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Las Cruces SkyFiesta Features Sport Class Air Racing

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SkyFiesta brings air racing, exhibits, and entertainment to Las Cruces in a celebration of aviation and community pride.

Van’s Aircraft 2025 First Quarter Update

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Gaining momentum by enhancing operations, supporting the RV community, and making significant progress on the RV-15.

TLAC Selling Off Some Models

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Want to own you own ultralight company?

Webinar: Zenith Aircraft Kits & Plans

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Zenith Aircraft's Sebastien Heintz and Roger Dubbert will present a live webinar as part of the EAA Homebuilders Week, titled Zenith Aircraft Kits & Plans, on Friday, January...

Sonex Highwing Update Webinar

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Get all the latest information about the Sonex Highwing this Thursday, January 30th during EAA Homebuilders Week.

Zenith Aircraft Hands-On Workshop Class Returns to Texas in February

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Zenith Aircraft Company is returning to Southwest Texas to host its hands-on kit aircraft building workshop class.

2025 Homebuilt Aircraft Buyer’s Guide

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Our annual kit- and plansbuilt-aircraft buyer’s guide.

In Case You Missed It

Carbon Monoxide Blues

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Although not a huge factor in airplane crashes, carbon monoxide poisoning does contribute to accidents each year. This is entirely avoidable with a good, functional carbon monoxide detector in the cockpit. The choices in these units have increased over the years, so now there's no excuse to do without this useful tool; by Rick Lindstrom.

Challenge Yourself

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It’s human nature to learn a new skill, work hard to “perfect” it and...

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Wind Tunnel

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Aeroelasticity II—aileron flutter.