Light Stuff

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The Texas Sport Cub is the latest in a line of planes with the venerable Cub lineage. Dave Martin flies one and discusses the various licensing options available.

Alternative Energies

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One plane, one pilot, 5 tons of garbage: How Jeremy Rowsell plans to crisscross the globe in a Cessna 172 powered by fuel made from recycled plastic. By Dean Sigler.

IMSAFE

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Early in my flying career, I had the good fortune of securing a part-time corporate gig in a new-to-the-boss Cessna 340A. My first trip...

What’s New

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CubCrafters ships CarbonCub kits; Forward Visions EVS-100 system will be available in RotorWay Experimental/Amateur-Built helicopters; and MotoPOD will produce cargo pods to haul a street-legal motorcycle underneath the RV-10. Edited by Mary Bernard.

Parts of the Problem

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Building airplanes involves a lot of stuff, as we all have noticed by now. There are the special materials and finished goods required by...

Radical Reconstruction

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There are no halfway measures to describe what has transpired at Glasair Aviation from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic to the events preceding...

Down to Earth

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The break-in and fly-off periods are nearly complete for the Vans RV-10, and now its time for paint and soon an unplanned cross-country trip; by Amy Laboda.

The Coming Revolution

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Tremendous progress has been made in the Automatic Speech Recognition realm (think iPhone’s Siri), and this technology may be a boon to solo pilots sooner than you think. By James P. Hauser.

What’s New

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MGL extends its warranty, Grand Rapids introduces the Sport SX EFIS, Vertical Power has a new system, and more. Edited by Mary Bernard.

What’s New

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Strut camera mount from Aircraft Spruce. By KITPLANES® Staff.

In Case You Missed it

Letters

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That Guy Ive heard about him since I first started flying....

Spirit of St. Louis

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John Normans definitive reproduction is virtually identical to the original.

The Plane-Builder’s Wife

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My husband has a mistress-I know because Ive seen them together!

Ripples

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I wrote this in April to meet a May deadline for this September issue...