The Dawn Patrol

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The Dawn Patrol gets to know more about General John J. Pershing when they display their WW-I replica aircraft at the annual Pershing Days Festival in Missouri.

Soul of the Machine

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Paul Dye argues that there is more between man and machine than just the hardware.

Light Stuff

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Roy Beisswenger takes over the Light Stuff column this month, and quickly shows why hes the right man for the job.

Around the Patch

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Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook discusses his recent visit to a Zenith Aircraft factory workshop where he had the pleasure of flying some airplanes and pulling some rivets.

What’s New

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New landing lights from AeroLEDs, a lightweight headset from MGL, the electric Waiex makes its first flight, and FatBoy offers throttle quadrants for Vans RV kit aircraft. Edited by Mary Bernard.

Safety Is No Accident: Fatality Rates for Homebuilt Aircraft

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The accident fatality rate for homebuilt aircraft is higher than the GA rate, but why?

One Builder’s Headache is Another’s Project

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Sometimes picking up a project that needs a little work is just the ticket for (re)building satisfaction.

Experimotive

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Necessity is the mother of invention, and the Corvair engine for aircraft has inspired a host of innovative aftermarket solutions. By Rick Lindstrom.

Free Flight: Embracing New Ideas

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Embracing new ideas in avionics and other areas of aviation will allow us to enjoy the benefits and move the industry forward.

Around the Patch

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Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook comments on how recent software enhancements improve the performance of the Grand Rapids Technologies Horizon HX EFIS.

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Rites of Passage

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Throughout human history, societal groupings of like-minded people have developed certain requirements for new...

First Flight Experiences

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I’ve done quite a few first flights for new builders. I lost count when...

Emergency Parachutes

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A safety net you can wear. By Bruce Eicher.
Aircraft tailwheel springs and linkage

Putting Off the Tailwheel Spring Repair

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After decades of delay, a cracked tailwheel spring finally forces long-overdue upgrades on a well-worn Starduster Too.