Bearhawk Has a New Owner

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The Bearhawk line of utility kit aircraft is under new ownership as of last month. Virgil Irwin, a Bearhawk 5 builder himself, has taken...

Red Bull Remembers “The Landing”

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One year after Luke Czepiela put a modified Carbon Cub onto a helipad in Dubai, sponsor Red Bull has published a video taking you...

Hartzell Buys WhirlWind

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The consolidation of general aviation continues with the announcement today that Hartzell has purchased WhirlWind Propellers. Hartzell is actually part of a much larger...

Will there be smoke? One builder’s RV-10 comes to life!

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KITPLANES longtime contributor Larry Anglisano gets to witness the first power up of Mark Welch's partially completed Van's RV-10. A full Garmin G3X Touch...

Reno Replacement Down to Three Sites

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While 2023 signaled the last time championship air racing would take place in Reno, Nevada, the organizing body—Reno Air Racing Association (RARA)—has said it...

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.

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On the Nose!

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Lockwood’s Rotax-powered RV-9A is more than just fancy rhinoplasty.

Pilot Proficiency

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When determining whos best to conduct the first flight, its a risk versus reward equation. By Doug Rozendaal.

Point Designs

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Point designs are the answers to a particular, well-defined problem. They don‘t necessarily answer any other problem.

Build It Better: Building a Team

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Sometimes working alone in your hangar is exactly what you want. But other times a helping hand is called for, and then it helps to know you’re part of a worldwide homebuilding community.