How’s Your Head?

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We have a few changes around here that are worthy of mention.

The Iceman Cometh

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Every pilot who has ever experienced icing conditions will remember their first time.

Seeing Wright

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I just never expected to have such an aviation episode while navigating my stairwell.

Nuclear Certified String

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No one wants a nuclear explosion triggered or hindered by string.

Master Caution

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My original intent for this month’s treatise was to produce the first installment of my upcoming Kitfox build series, which I have been greatly looking forward to. However, as often happens in life, life itself got in the way.

Wanted: Engine Competition

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Imagine a time not too long ago when pilots embarking on the delicious endeavor to build their own airplanes could consider multiple sources for just about any engine on the menu.

Precious Metal

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My wedding might not make it into Vogue, but I’ll be damned if it doesn’t make it into KITPLANES!

The “Flying by Feel” Fallacy

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Smart pilots embrace tools like AoA systems to reduce risk—not ego-driven notions of flying solely 'by feel.'

Here We Go Again

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Looking ahead to the aircraft kits and plans—for airplanes and rotorcraft—available for 2025

Homespun Router Table

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I’m drawn to the simple, low-cost end of the airplane market. The first airplane I bought plans for was the Evans VP-1. The first...

In Case You Missed It

Down to Earth

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Is the mainstream medias portrayal of aviation incidents sensationalized or on target? Turns out they are right in some aspects, but lacking in others. Either way, the aviation accident rate illustrates that there's still room for improvement; by Amy Laboda.

Letters

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Real-World ADS-BThank you for Dick Sunderland's articles, "Juggling the ADS-B Options" and "What...
Denso alternator pulley on a Lycoming engine

Denso Alternator Homemade Adaptation

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Swapping a Denso alternator into a Lycoming engine? Here’s how one builder tackled pulley design for optimal reliability.

Lancair Love Story

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Few homebuilders forget the first airplane they constructed, even if they go on to do others. That was the case with Mike Maxwell, who had pretty much given up on ever seeing his Lancair 235 again. But life is nothing if not full of surprises, and Mike was in for a big one.