Flight Review: Lancair Launches the Piston Evolution

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Doug Rozendaal samples the new piston version of the Lancair Evolution and, as with the turbine Evo, finds much to admire.

Flight Review: M-Squared Breese 2

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If you’re looking for an economical way to get in the air and your stick-and-rudder skills are sharp, the Breese 2 may be the way to go. By Ed Wischmeyer.

Velocity, Increased

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The Velocity TXL-5 turbo combines style, sophistication and high performance eminently suited to cross-country sojourns at flight levels.

Europa Returns!

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Europa Aircraft is gearing up for the future with new leadership, a larger, more sophisticated manufacturing facility, and a sales force on the move.

Hatz Classic: A Homebuilt Waco

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First-time builder Ron Sieck’s Hatz Classic biplane comes charmingly close to perfection.

Flight Review: Seven into Ten

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The four-seat Van’s RV-10 has been an enduring presence in the homebuilt universe, but its best years may still lie ahead. By Marc Cook.

It’s a Cub Thing

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With a bigger engine and lighter airframe, CubCrafters’ Carbon Cub EX kit aircraft takes the Cub experience to a higher plane. By Marc Cook.

Flight Review: Point of Ignition

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Builder Kurt Goodfellow has risen to the challenge of installing a Wilksch Airmotive WAM-120 diesel powerplant in his Van’s RV-9, and the proof is in the performance test results. By Ken Krueger.

Flight Review: Mission Ready

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Bush plane? Heck, yeah! Bill Repucci flies Just Aircraft's strong, tough and fun Highlander.

Flight Review: Jabiru J230 Light Sport

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Marc Cook flies the nimble, LSA-compliant Jabiru J230, and finds the two-seater offers a smooth ride with a decidedly Outback attitude.

In Case You Missed It

Crafting Cubs (With a Lot of Help)

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Inside the most aggressive builder-assist program in aviation.

Teaching Helpers How to Rivet

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What works for you may not work for them. By Philip Clifton.

Ask the DAR

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Certified aircraft converted to Experimental, ELSA vs. E/A-B, op limits for major changes.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Its time to revisit the DIY wind tee project-but with improvements fueled by experience.