BEECHCRAFT BE-77 SKIPPER
Built from 1979 to 1981, the Skipper brought a certain style to the training market.
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WOODSTOCK
Woodstock No special jigs or fixtures are needed to build the Woodstock. Every effort has been made to keep the hardware simple. The Woodstock weighs only 235 pounds empty and can be launched by auto tow, aero tow, winch tow, or bungee-launched off a hill. The wing is built around a single main spar formed […]
LSA Flight Report: Cruiser In School Clothing
Mix all-aluminum construction, deep aviation manufacturing background and the desire to build a robust training aircraft, and what have you got? Eaglet!
Survivable Ditchings
US Airways Flight 1549 is reminiscent of other successful ditchings
From the Editor: A Diamond For A Pilot‘s Pilot
 There were more than a few cheers at this year’s U.S. Sport Aviation Expo in Sebring, Fla., which drew a record crowd of up to 11,500 attendees and held its own in spite of the current economic woes. With more than 165 exhibitors and sales of at least 20 airplanes, it’s evident that the LSA industry has come a long way since the sport pilot rule was created four years ago. |
