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The weeklong celebration of flight known around the planet as “Oshkosh” is now history. Although EAA was challenged by inclement weather before the show and as it opened, the weather gods smiled on the event and provided a wonderful week with all the action you can imagine. EAA announced attendance numbers identifying solid growth over […]
It didn’t fly in, but its presence alone was huge.
The four-seat trainer Italian trainer is selling well while it’s getting better.
The latest model, called the NG, is totally different from any Extra that came before. Here’s how.
The Bend, Oregon company reported major progress toward FAA approval along with some other interesting tidbits.
The latest model from the Wichita plane maker will compete with other light jets, but only sort of. Here’s why it’s got a niche of its own.
For years, I have been interviewing suppliers of Light-Sport Aircraft about how functional and durable their SLSA are for flight training. Contrary to what many think many SLSA actually make good trainers (see this recent article). Old timers might think you have to stick with Cessna or Piper to have an airframe built robustly enough […]
The aerospace giant is testing a flying scale proof of concept model that kind of flaps. Here’s what it is and why they’re doing it.
Eviation’s little commuter plane is like nothing you’ve ever seen. But will we really ever see it? At least one operator is betting yes.
The innovative system could pay dividends for small planes, too.
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