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Marc Cook

Marc Cook
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Marc Cook is a veteran special-interest journalist who started as a staffer at AOPA Pilot in the late 1980s. Marc has built two airplanes, an Aero Designs Pulsar XP and a Glasair Aviation Sportsman, and now owns a 180-hp, recently modernized GlaStar based in western Oregon. Marc has 5000 hours spread over 200-plus types and four decades of flying.

ForeFlight’s Reported Turbulence Feature Debuts

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For pilots seeking a smooth experience, Reported Turbulence might not be the most used tool in the box but it’s a promising way to get additional data to help you form a more detailed mental picture of the ride ahead of you.

Van’s Bankruptcy Update with Clyde Hamstreet

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An Oregon court approved Van's Aircraft's Chapter 11 bankruptcy recovery plan, and now the company can continue implementing elements of that and looking to the future.

Going Glass

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Part 2: OK, let’s install this stuff!

New Ambidextrous Products from Pioneer Control Grips

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Not everyone is strongly “handed” and there are some applications where a grip that feels right in either hand is, um, right for the job. That’s the thinking behind Pioneer Control Grips’ new ambidextrous grips.

Bending Your Brain

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Humans are amazingly adaptable but sometimes we lack imagination. Here’s one example.

Light on the Horizon—Van’s Outlines Recovery Next Steps

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Recovery expert Clyde Hamstreet breaks down the next steps in the legal process

Rotax Power, Lots of Speed: The Retractable-Gear TL Sparker Debuts...

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This sleek retractable-gear, two-seat Experimental can use any of several Rotax engines, from the 100-hp 912 ULS to the 160-hp turbocharged 916 iS.

The Sun ‘n Fun Quick Rinse

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It happens pretty much every year. Springtime weather brings its expected instability to the Sun ‘n Fun airshow.

What You Should Know About the MWFly Engines from Italy

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Guido Fantini offers a detailed look at the MWFly four-cylinder aero engines being shown at Sun 'n Fun 2024.

GAMI Says It Has 1 million Gallons of “Conforming” G100UL

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The fuel is stored in a tank at its Baton Rouge plant and has a certificate of authenticity, which then makes it “commercially viable.”

In Case You Missed It

Emmy and Sarah

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Finding the perfect trainer.

Kit Stuff

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No Limits!

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Marco Cherubini is a paraplegic, but that didn’t stop him from building an RV-7 and fulfilling his dreams of flight.

Breaker Breaker

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Your aircraft’s electrical system requires some form of electrical overload protection. This is usually...