Best of "Sunset" Photo Contest Winner

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As all of our photographers know, sunset it a magic time to take pictures - and when you combine sunset with an airplane, well...

Thinking of Building an Aircraft But Need a Few Parts?

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A great way to find “normal” aircraft parts is to head out to the aviation “junk” or “salvage” yards and scrounge for as many...

Video: KITPLANES Flies the SubSonex MicroJet

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When Kitplanes was given the opportunity to fly and review the Subsonex, we brought along Paul Bertorelli, our Editorial Director to capture the sights...

New AC 90-89A (Amateur-Built Aircraft and Ultralight Flight Testing Handbook) Issued...

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), along with the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), and the United States Ultralight Association (USUA), are concerned and committed to...

2015 Mojave Experimental Fly-In

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Cool planes, World Records, Shiny Trophies The third annual Mojave Experimental Fly-In was held Saturday April 18 at the Mojave Air and Space Port....

Kitplanes Photo Contest: Vote Now!

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For this month's "Best of..." Kitplanes photo contest, we asked builders to send in their best sunset photo. The editorial staff has sorted through...

Editor’s Report from SnF – Day 4 – Tuesday, April 24

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Any day that starts in a Cub is a good day! This morning we had the chance to do a sunrise flight in the...

Editor’s Report from SnF – Day 3 – Tuesday, April 23

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Day 3 of the annual Sun 'n Fun Fly-in dawned with ominous dark clouds on the western horizon. Kitplanes got in a couple of...

Avilution – The New Way to EFIS

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  Every once in a while you happen onto something actually NEW at SNF, not just improved. So it was today when I met Mark...

Editor’s Report from SnF – Day 2 – Tuesday, April 22

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From Powered Parachutes to Jets! Great weather greeted Day 2 of the Sun 'n Fun 2015 fly-in in Florida today. Early morning high clouds broke...

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Down to Earth

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Finally, an electrical fix. By Amy Laboda.

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.

Archive: February 1999

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Our February 1999 issue teased a summer’s worth of aeronautical splash-n-dash with a “Water-Flying...

Letters

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Ignition AdvanceRegarding Nigel Speedy's article , I had a friend doing a similar experiment...