Flying and Aging

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On one of our most recent lunch flights in the Stearman to the Peach State Aerodrome in Williamson, Georgia, a neat thing happened that...

Rear Cockpit

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If this place was an airport…a guide to airport personalities.

Editor’s Log

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The first answer.

Checkpoints

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Working the system.

First Biplane Cross-Country-Terrified Fun

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Of my few aviation campfire stories, the tale of my first biplane cross-country, typically gets the best reception. Thanks to a writer's budget and...

No Two Rivets Alike

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It's a first-world problem—I admit it. With too many airplanes in our little fleet, there is always something to be worked on, or an...

Checkpoints

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Mr. Anvil Head is not your friend.

Risky Business

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Surviving the unplanned pitch trim loop. By Sid Mayeux.

Editor’s Log

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The flying bug.

Checkpoints

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Maintenance.

In Case You Missed It

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

Light Stuff

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Heres one instance where the sound of silence (as in no engine noise) wont signal the need to start scoping out a place to set down. The Urban Air motorglider offers a compromise that makes the best of both worlds: fuel-efficient powered cruising and exciting powered-off soaring.

All About Avionics

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Todays homebuilt aircraft avionics packages often incorporate a number of boxes behind the panel, all requiring a particular type of wiring to go with them (not to mention all the other power draws such as lights, flap motors, etc.). Its advisable, then, to consider the length and nature of the wiring to be included in your project from the moment you start building. Avionics techno Stein Bruch explains the how and why of managing the wiring requirements for your aircraft.