Van’s Exceeds Expectations on Kit and Engine Re-Orders

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Van's Aircraft posed a video today updating builders on Chapter 11 progress, which is "on schedule and going smoothly." "We've had an overwhelming response,...

Shop-Made “Factory Heads”

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Sometimes it's form over function.

DeltaHawk Announces Uprated Engines

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With 200 hp on tap, the 347-pound (dry) DHK200 closes the gap to the angle-valve Lycoming IO-390.

Garmin Introduces New Radios

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Featuring color displays, the new radios are com only (GTR 205) or a nav/com (GTR 215).

Dynon Announces “Relief” For RV Builders

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Special rebate on certain Dynon and Advanced Flight Systems products for RV builders.

Van’s: Third-Party Deposits Honored with Price Increase

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A long-expected announcement concerning builder deposits made on third-party items—engines, propellers, avionics.

EAA ‘Virtual Ultralight Days’

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Virtual Ultralight Days will return in 2024 for the third year.

DeltaHawk To Build FWF Package for Van’s RV-14

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The first installation will be on Craig Saxton’s already flying RV-14 and is “anticipated to fly during late spring 2024.”

Zenith Goes to Texas

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Zenith Aircraft Company is returning to southwestern Texas to host its popular hands-on kit aircraft building workshop.

Pick a Little, Build a Little

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Our twenty (plus) year old quick-build F1 Rocket kit came covered in a variety of twenty (plus) year old vinyl and plastic.

In Case You Missed it

Light Sport, Done the Van’s Way

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Van’s founder Dick VanGrunsven has long been active in the development of consensus standards for Light Sport Aircraft. Until recently, however, no one knew he was developing an LSA of his own. Enter the proof-of-concept RV-12. If testing bears out the viability of the concept, it may become available as an amateur-built kit.

Thirty Years of KITPLANES

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Helping build better flying machines and growing the community.

Flange Transplant

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Moving the end flange on a rib. By KITPLANES® Staff.

Letters

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Overpowering Sentiment (Best Letter) I agree that the folks at CubCrafters have done...