Nope, no, no way… flying 30+ years!

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I am often amazed at just how big our margins can be in aviation. Engineering margins, that is - operational margins are as big...

Flight Test Morning

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Early morning is the time for flight testing, especially in summer, and especially in the high desert! Today's mission was to do the first...

Scholes RV-12 – N935RS

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In April of 2011 I ordered a kit from Van's Aircraft--the E-LSA RV12, and I have been building it since then. Last fall (2017) I finally...

Superior Air Parts 2018 Forum Schedule

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Superior Air Parts announced that the company is again hosting its series of 45-minute educational forums during Oshkosh AirVenture 2018. Joining Superior Air Parts in...

Bearhawk Canada Formed

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Bearhawk Aircraft announced the formation of Bearhawk Canada to further expand its operations in the vast regions of North America. An agreement has been...

The Morning is for Flying

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The Idaho back country is a piloting Mecca, with outstanding scenery and challenges to any level of aviator. From large, relatively flat strips with...

Stole it!

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We're spending a few days in the Idaho back country, and stopped by the Kitfox headquarters in Homedale before heading in to the mountains....

Three-Hour Rudder

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The trapezoidal box arrived from Mexico (Missouri) a few weeks ago, but we just recently had the time to open it up and begin...

John Monnett Retires; Seeks Buyers/Investors while Business Continues Strong

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After almost 50 years of involvement in the kit aircraft industry, Sonex Founder and President John Monnett has announced his retirement from Sonex Aircraft,...

Five-Hour Phase One

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Yesterday I completed the shortest Phase 1 flight testing program I have ever done - it was for a neighbor's ELSA RV-12, an airplane...

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Brittle Hose

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Burnt intake hose.

Slap an Engine On It and Go Fly!

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With a new Corvair engine, an old Stolp Starlet returns to the skies.

Metal Magic: Riveting By Squeezing

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Best practices for driving round-head rivets with a squeezer.

Lancair Evolution

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When Joe Bartels bought the company from founder Lance Neibauer in 2003, he knew it was time for a change. The goal was to find a high-performance aircraft that could be flown by the average pilot in the target market. The solution can be found in the company's newest product, the Pratt & Whitney-powered turbine Evolution; by Doug Rozendaal.