Pilot Reports

The company announced the first fight yesterday of its five-seat, diesel-powered retractable single.

The big turboprop single is running a little late. Here’s why.

Big changes for the incredibly rugged and roomy single.

Sustained interest in Cub-types has long amazed many of us. About the only airplane that routinely seems to inspire even more passion may be the North American P-51 Mustang. Since almost none of us can afford our own WWII fighter, Cub-a-likes may be the leading light aircraft type that pilots hope to own. Indeed, between […]

Never has a little plane grown so much or so many times!

The longest continuously produced plane in history shows no sign of fading away.

One of our most popular articles of 2019 involves FAA’s plans for refreshed regulation. To save you a click or tap, my best guess is that we will see an NPRM (Notice of Proposed Rule Making) in 2021. Though it could possibly be sooner, it’s still many months in the future. Sky Arrow producer Magnaghi […]

A look at today’s four-seat singles. What they do, how they do it and how much it all costs.

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.