Builder Spotlight

“Around 2006, I was on eBay quite a bit,” said Doug Eastman of Thornton, Colorado, looking for parts for the “first airplane I ever...

Author Bob Fritz got the bad news that he would likely not pass his FAA medical and was faced with a choice: Finish the RV he was working on and resign himself to flying with a partner, or try to find a suitable Light Sport Aircraft that he could build and fly solo. In this first installment in the series, he details his search for the right design and reveals the decision he ultimately made.

Around the world over both poles (part 2).

Crashes while maneuvering at low altitude have a high mortality rate.

Electric motors, major repairs, combining parts from several kits, using completed wings.

How busy is the Oshkosh arrival? Ride along for a portion of columnist Ariana Rayment's first flight into the big show with our EIC...

Many factors go into choosing the right engine for your homebuilt. In Part 1 of this new series, Dave Prizio provides an overview of the options available in Lycoming and Lycoming-type engines, and what you need to consider when making a decision.

Part 5: Now the mechanical bits!

Dont buy a used Experimental aircraft without one (Part 1).

A rare chance to get solid numbers on two new-generation composite props.