Letters
All Wet?The Freedom article by Roy Beisswenger (KITPLANES®, July 2013) is only half a loaf. What about seaplanes? It's a narrow mindset: If it...
Letters
Education and InspirationFor the past few years, I have been working on a one-of-a-kind Super Cub-ish type of aircraft. Guidance comes from various sources,...
Letters
Fuel Flow TestsAll the engineers here at the Light Aircraft Association HQ in the UK enjoy reading Kitplanes® magazine. However, I was motivated to...
Letters
Mea CulpaI know my eyes aren’t what they used to be, but for the life of me, I can’t find the circuit diagram for...
Letters
ADS-B and TrafficI thought I might share my experiences to date with ADS-B. I know this has been a very confusing subject, and though...
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Down to Earth
Flight instruction has its challenges, but it has many rewards as well. Amy Laboda reflects on her recent successful launch of a brand new pilot.
X Marks the Spot
Light and slow, yet lacking control skittishness, the X-Air is a simple and fun way to go nowhere in particular. By Bob Grimstead.
