Sonex Rolls Out Highwing Protoype

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Teased in 2022, Sonex rolled out their Highwing prototype at its annual pre-AirVenture Sonex Homecoming.

She Made It Here (This Year)!

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Lady Vi, the only flying VariViggen, made it To AirVenture this year.

Cicaré 8 Kit Helicopter Debuts at AirVenture

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It’s new, it's beautiful, and, as it turns out, it is a kit which can be completed in 200 hours, or even faster at a Cicaré builder assist facility.

Emergency Aircraft Repair

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One of the great benefits at AirVenture is the Emergency Aircraft Repair station. I had intermittent problems with my primary radio, a Garmin 650,...

Where The “X”s Meet

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For years the Sonex aircraft community has asked for a Rotax engine option.

Vic’s New Helo

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As readers may recall, Kitplanes Contributing Editor Vic Syracuse built and flew a four place helicopter to AirVenture in 2023. Upon returning home to...

Future Builders

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Pilot Zoey Foster (age 6) takes the lead in her Pedal Power RV. Little brother Riley (age 2) flies her wing in a T-6....

Roadside Assistance With a Smile

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Sunday morning sees a great influx of camping rigs arrive at Camp Scholler for the start of show activities on Monday. Prepared for just about...

I Am Woman, Hear Me Rivet!

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The EAA offers a basic metal building workshop for women at AirVenture mid-day for the next two days.

Oshkosh Diary: Let’s Fly!

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Today my treat was TWO new airplanes - and when I say new, I mean NEW.

In Case You Missed It

Kit Stuff

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Drawing on experience; by cartoonist Robrucha.

Build Your Skills: Fabric

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Fabric has been used to cover a wide variety of aircraft since the Wright brothers first started tinkering with flying machines. But fabric-covering processes have changed a lot in the last century, becoming more systematic in addition to being more reliable. Part 1 of this new series by Ron Alexander details the evolution of fabric covering and discusses some of the basics of getting started.

Around the World and Over Both Poles

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Sky Polaris-a historic flight in an RV-8, part 3.

The KR at 50

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Celebrating five decades of Ken Rand’s smooth, light, fast homebuilt.