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A Dream Comes True at Oshkosh
...airplane rather than sitting on it, with the flies coming at me even faster would be exceptionally fun. In 1993, we were building Barnaby’s design, the Facetmobile, in California at...
Get Them While They're Young
...a lifetime of interest. My parents started me young—I spent nearly every weekend of my life at an airport until I was five, while my parents were building their Experimental...
Dunham Makes the Most of AirVenture
...one of his puppets, Achmed the Dead Terrorist. The puppet snapped back at him, You’ve got duct tape, don’t you? You’re building a freaking helicopter!Dunham is the builder and pilot...
Get Them While They’re Young
...a lifetime of interest. My parents started me young-I spent nearly every weekend of my life at an airport until I was five, while my parents were building their Experimental...
Dunham Makes the Most of AirVenture
...fell off one of his puppets, Achmed the Dead Terrorist. The puppet snapped back at him, “You’ve got duct tape, don’t you? You’re building a freaking helicopter!” Dunham is the...
Commentary: What Does Affordable Flying Mean to You?
...be missing, and it is significant. Although EAA has made a laudable effort during these financially challenging times to demonstrate that the point of entry for purchasing and building an...
What Does Affordable Flying Mean to…
...be missing, and it is significant.Although EAA has made a laudable effort during these financially challenging times to demonstrate that the point of entry for purchasing and building an airplane...
Martin Jetpack Debuts in AeroShell Square
...to Glenn, and the two even swore their young sons to secrecy. (Can you imagine NOT being able to tell your friends that your dad is building a jetpack in...
Martin Jetpack Debuts in AeroShell Square
...and the two even swore their young sons to secrecy. (Can you imagine NOT being able to tell your friends that your dad is building a jetpack in the garage?)Through...
Dream Aircraft’s New Tricycle Tundra
...on it himself, and get the satisfaction of building it.” So says Dream Aircraft’s Luc Premont, who was proudly showing me the latest from the Demarais and Gagne factory in...
In Case You Missed It
Reno: The Grit and the Glory
Few eras in aviation have changed with the clarity of the National Championship Air...
Light Stuff
Dave Martin looks at the future of ultralight-like SLSA trainers, and what may be in store from the FAA.
Light Stuff
Inherent biases or previous experience can alter the perceptions of any product reviewer, but perceptions may change when one takes the time to investigate further, sometimes turning what was thought to be a detriment into something less significant. Such was the case when columnist Dave Martin revisited one feature (pilot visibility) of the Remos G-3 SLSA.