Hybrid Propulsion is Coming

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Aeromarine promises a hybrid propulsion system.

Women’s Metal-building Workshop at Airventure

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“Never teach your spouse to drive!” For some couples, the advice holds for teaching your spouse to build an airplane. There's a workshop for that!

Ya’ Gotta Do what Ya’ Gotta Do

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Common tools occasionally prove to be the solution to an obscure problem.

Lady Vi Flies Again

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After a yearlong effort to restore a very rare Rutan design, the Rutan Aircraft Flying Experience (RAFE) suffered an enormous setback. On the way...

Propeller Survey For Experimental Aircraft Owners

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We’re conducting a brief survey to better understand the interests, preferences, and perceptions of Experimental/Amateur-Built pilots regarding aircraft propellers.

Archive: February 1985

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A close-up view of Al Gettings’ half-scale P-47 Thunderbolt was on our February 1985 cover.

When Will the Sonex High Wing Be Ready?

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We Asked Mark Schaible & This Is What He Said!

Crystal Balling — What Will Rotax Do Next?

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My latest prognostication jag centers on what’s next for Rotax. And it’s driven by a feeling that there’s no time to waste moving up the horsepower ladder.

Oshkosh Notice Outlines Changes for Pilots Flying to AirVenture

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The new measures for the annual fly-in stem from pilot feedback and FAA review of arrival procedure recommendations.

RARA Announces Roswell

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Reno Air Racing Association announced the new home of the National Championship Air Races (NCAR) is Roswell, New Mexico.

In Case You Missed It

Electronic Ignitions

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As electronic ignitions become more popular, some homebuilders will want to consider making the switch (especially given the potential savings in fuel costs). Tom Wilson provides an overview of the marketplace and offers a “cost-benefit” analysis.

Supermarine Aircraft Mk 26B

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Quick and nimble, with distinctive elliptical wings: The Spitfire was a classic WW-II fighter plane. Now a 90%-scale kit, true to the original, makes this inspired design available to the homebuilder.
Clecos in an airplane panel illustrating the many repetitive task

Eating the Elephant—Part 4

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Dealing with repetitive tasks.

Build It Better: Play by the Rules

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Some rules are made for you, and some rules are made by you. Those personal rules create a higher level of safety for you and your passengers, and they are the mark of professionalism in a pilot.