Buyer's Guides

Here’s a look at the newest designs and how the kit aircraft segment of Experimental aviation has changed over the past year. By Mary Bernard and Suzanne B. Bopp.

For some builders, new aircraft engines may just be out of reach. Dave Prizio explains what to look for in a used Lycoming or Lycoming-type engine along with what you need to consider before buying.

The state of the kit world is sound. By Paul Dye and Mark Schrimmer

Portable receivers rule the roost. How you choose depends on your app of choice.

Conventional engines—purpose-built for flight.

If flying a rotorcraft is your goal, this is a great time to start exploring your options—there’s been growth in this segment, and even more expansion is on the horizon. By Roy Beisswenger.

Some 320 current designs are arrayed with photos and specifications to beat the band. Compiled by Cory Emberson.

The standalone com radio lives on—smarter, more flexible and affordable than ever.

For homebuilders, power is a top-of-mind issue, and engines are among their most important decisions. From the familiar Lycomings and Continentals to the options in radials, here’s what the traditional aircraft-engine market offers.

Choices have never been better or more plentiful. By Tom Wilson and Patrick Panzera.