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Kitfox Aircraft Reveals the 2017 Speedster 
FAA Signs Aviation Safety Agreement With Singapore 
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Replacement AD for Piper Cherokee Oil Cooler Hose Assembly Issued 
B-29 SuperFortress Fifi
Recently, I had a chance to see a piece of history, the B-29 Superfortress Fifi. 3,970 Boeing B-29 SuperFortress aircraft were built. They were an …
History
Articles that are under this category are in depth explorations of the rich history of general aviation, its operators, aircraft, airports, and extraordinary pilots.
Tail Sitter Aircraft: Say What?
Tail Sitter Aircraft: Say What? You may be familiar with tail wheel aircraft, but have you ever seen a tail sitter aircraft? During the …
George Cayley: Father of the Aeroplane
George Cayley: Father of the Aeroplane December 27th, 1773 is an important date in aviation history. This was the day that Sir George Cayley …
Flight of the Bumble Bee Airplane
The Bumble Bee Airplane is the smallest piloted aircraft in the world, though it’s not the lightest. Robert H. Starr is not a name …
The First President to Fly
The First President to Fly Pop quiz, hotshot: Who was the first man who held the office of United States President to fly in …
The Ornithopter and Us
The Ornithopter and Us Man has always dreamed of flying. And stretching far back into our earliest recorded history, we can see references to attempts at …
For sale, one Brewster Buffalo
For sale, one Brewster Buffalo Last summer, divers who were cleaning up garbage off the coast of the Midway Atoll found the wreckage of …
Al Wilson: Barnstormer
Al Wilson: Barnstormer Al Wilson, born 1 December 1895, was a true barnstormer. He spent his life taking part in stunts that would make a …
