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Superior Air Parts brings back XP-Engine Build School
...all kinds of builders, they all share the common desire of wanting to know what’s going on inside their engines. “They’re spending countless hours building their airplane [or helicopter] and...
Aviators By Design Announces "Soar Like an Eagle" Campaign
...an Eagle” fundraising campaign, which will run from April 01 through May 31, 2013. “We have made amazing progress in building the Zenith since the project began at the Homebuilder’s...
Nobody’s Perfect
...of WW-II vintage. Rebuilding like this required a skill set heavy on repair. Many parts simply were not available new, and you had to make do with what you had,...
Rare Bird
...never considered building an airplane, because I didn’t think I was skillful enough. But the opportunity intrigued him. I did it to learn about building an airplane from him, he...
Editor’s Log
...in my blood. Paul Dye in his RV-3. KITPLANES is a magazine with a reputation for detailed reportage, flight reports, how-to building articles and in-depth coverage of an aviation segment...
Making Peace with the Jabiru Engine
...family of builders, it was natural that he would become a contractor and spend his leisure time building airplanes. He has completed three: a GlaStar, Glasair Sportsman and Texas Sport...
Alternative Energies
...choices. Inspired designers, using a new selection of engines and every type of building material, have opened up the outlook for new creations. As these new craft show their ability...
Meet Paul Dye, Kitplanes’ New Editor In Chief
...in aerospace operations and flight testing projects. Paul Dye in his RV-3 “Our goal at Kitplanes is to continue the long record of dedication to the details of building and...
Jimmy Young's Zenith CH 750
...of the 1008 hours I had spent over the previous 2 years and 9 months building her well worth it. She was built from the kit Zenith sells which utilizes...
Something Wild
Building an airplane, and getting it to fly, is a technical activity. It requires a great deal of “left brain” thinking, intellectual analysis and concrete decision-making. Deciding how your airplane...
In Case You Missed It
Safety Is No Accident: Fatality Rates for Homebuilt Aircraft
The accident fatality rate for homebuilt aircraft is higher than the GA rate, but why?
What’s New
ShareZen eases shared plane ownership, and marking wires is made easier by Bogerts tool. Edited by Mary Bernard.
Buzzwords: Human Factors—The Basics
Small design considerations can have a big impact on comfort, convenience and safety.