Building With a Partner

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Building an aircraft with a partner can be a rewarding experience. Dave Prizio discusses his relationship with longtime building partner Ed Zaleski, and how to go about forging your own successful building partnership.

What’s New

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Garmin offers a GTN 750 training app for iPads; Dynon Avionics and Pocket FMS announce availability of worldwide AeroData for SkyView EFIS;

Viewfinder

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By getting an up-close look at the Sandberg reporting station in Southern California, Editor-at-Large Marc Cook finds out why the weather there is almost always worse than it is anywhere else in the L.A. basin.

Wingtip To Wingtip

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Formation flying offers challenges beyond those you’d encounter on a $100 hamburger run. Dave Klages spends a day with the West Coast Ravens as they put their RVs through their paces.

Alternative Energies

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Electric motorgliders are leading the way in low-cost, fuel-efficient flight. In the second installment of his two-part series, Dean Sigler profiles seven designs at the forefront of this emerging field.

Light Stuff

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Roy Beisswenger encourages Americans to participate in the World Microlight and World Paramotor Championships to be held in Spain this summer, and discusses what is required to compete.

Letters

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 Missionary ZealI have been a KITPLANES® subscriber since its inception. Over the years I have watched your publication evolve with the industry and the...

Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

Building as a Group

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The Independence Five is an Oregon-based group building a bevy of DH.2s. Dean Sigler explores their approach to building and reports on how the project is progressing.

Headlong For Headers

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Tom Wilson, an avowed hot rodder, details his foray into the world of custom exhausts and the performance gains found on his Lycoming IO-540.

In Case You Missed It

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Everyday Test Flying

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Advice on the Routine Test Flight.

Helping Hands in the Plansbuilt Hangar

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An appreciation for Steve Wittman's ingenious design and the community of those who build from plans.

Light Stuff

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Roy Beisswenger discusses a rational path for owners of sport aircraft to become commercially rated.