Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Repairing a malfunctioning headset may be not only inexpensive, but completely doable.

Wind Tunnel

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Thrust-line adjustment is a powerful tool for tailoring flying qualities, but it’s complicated.

Bullish on Weight

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For Red Bull racing professionals, reducing the engine weight in their aircraft is serious business. We can learn from their experience.

Van’s RV-14

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The latest RV prompted quite a buzz. So what exactly is different about this roomy two-seater—and how does it fly? Taking off from the Van’s factory in Oregon, Paul Dye samples the new design.

Editor’s Log

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Change is inevitable, and, in the media world, it’s coming at us hard and fast. Editor in Chief Mary Bernard considers the trends.

What’s New

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Sunbeam light from AeroLEDs, dealer agreement for Titan EXP engines, Snap-on LED Hybrid Light and Pioneer Aircraft’s new wood grip.

Building Efficiently

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You'll be flying your finished aircraft much sooner if you manage your time, parts, workspace and tools efficiently.

The Dawn Patrol

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When the National Geographic Channel throws down an aviation challenge, The Dawn Patrol answers the call.

Alternative Energies

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They may be largely unknown today, but two French brothers were among those exploring battery-powered flight in the 1880s. By Dean Sigler.

In Case You Missed It

Risky Business

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Unforeseeable risks in kit aircraft projects. By Sid Mayeux.

Taking Care of Old Pushy and Pulley

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Modern propellers do a good job of converting engine horsepower into thrust, and are generally tough and sturdy. But every prop needs care. Steve Ells looks at the top prop-care tips.

Wind Tunnel

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Flying Flea, part 3.

Editor’s Log

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The homestretch.