Editor’s note: This article first appeared on ByDanJohnson.com. I first ran into Stefan Coetzee and KFA at Aero Friedrichshafen, my favorite light aircraft show in … Read More “Kitplanes For Africa Bush Planes Are Big. Really Big.”
Extra Aircraft, the German company that has designed and manufactured competitive aerobatic airplanes for decades, has revealed its latest model, the Extra 330SX. The new … Read More “Extra Aircraft Reveals New 330SX Aerobatic Monoplane”
A hilarious meme a few years back was an airport sign board that read, “When one door closes, another one opens. Other than that, it’s … Read More “Airplane Doors”
Question: I have heard that the regulation regarding the accuracy of fuel gauges in airplanes states they are only required to read accurately when the … Read More “How Accurate Are Airplane Fuel Gauges?”
Barbie Brunson has been involved with nearly all of the operations at Hicks Airfield (T67) since first learning to fly there in the early 1990s. … Read More “Cozy Up Next to Your Airplane When Visiting Texas”
Ellis & Associates said it has been issued an supplemental type certificate for installing windows that can be opened on certain aircraft. The STC, which … Read More “STC Allows Openable Windows on Several Planes”
From Our Partners at Midwest Model Store Whether you are a pilot, an aviation buff, or just a fan of aviation history, die-cast airplane models offer … Read More “Getting Started With Die-Cast Airplane Collecting”
Welcome to a new era for Plane & Pilot. We are excited to embark on reimagining what Plane & Pilot will be in the future. … Read More “A New Era for ‘Plane & Pilot’”
‘Plane & Pilot’ will continue as a monthly print magazine focused on the piston aviation community, available via subscription and on the newsstand. Read More “FLYING Acquires Plane & Pilot Magazine”
Continental Aerospace Technologies has shared details behind a story that Plane & Pilot broke last week. The Mobile, Alabama-engine maker has issued a mandatory service … Read More “Continental Details Engines Woes, and It’s Not Just Cirrus Planes”
