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Mary Grady

Mary Grady
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Mary was one of the founding members of the internet experiment that became AVweb and continued as a key staff writer until her health challenges prompted a leave of absence earlier this year. She worked for AVweb for 20 years and wrote thousands of articles. To the best of anyone’s recollection she never missed a deadline.

Legendary Bob Hoover Dies At 94

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Bob Hoover, whose extraordinary aviation life included flying in World War II, test-flying for the Air Force and performing a unique airshow act demonstrating...

Huerta Stresses Safety At AirVenture

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The FAA administrator comes to EAA AirVenture just about every summer, and as a rule the main thrust of the current officeholder's speech is...

Commuter Craft Now Taking Deposits

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Richard Hogan's Commuter Craft Innovator, which attracted crowds recently at the Sport Aviation Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, is on display at Sun 'n...

Copperstate Fly-In Changes Venue

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The Copperstate Fly-In, which has moved to several airports around Arizona over more than 40 years, will be held at a new site this...

FAA Launches New Rulemaking For 3rd Class Medicals

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The FAA said on Wednesday it is starting a rulemaking project that will explore whether to allow private pilots, in certain instances, to use...

Van's Issues Service Bulletins For RV Fleet

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Van's Aircraft has released two service bulletins that advise owners of a variety of its aircraft to inspect for cracks in specific areas before...

In Case You Missed It

Roll Your Own

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Builders Ken Scott and Ken Kruegers unique project is off the drawing board and into production. They're working with the engine builder, the wing is behind them, the nosebowl is taking shape-and the fuselage is taking over the living room;

Free Flight

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Expecting your avionics software to be free of bugs is unrealistic, but there is a way to avoid being bitten.

Manufacturing Considerations

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The designer must consider all three factors: Mission, Manufacturing and Marketing.

A Soldering We Shall Go (Part 2)

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When last we left our discussion of soldering, we touched briefly on each of...