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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
NEWS
First Flight - ATG Javelin, Mangold Wins Red Bull Title, Rocket Racers, GAMA, NBAA, NATA Call for Icing Awareness, Famous Mustang Racer on eBay New Cessna Single, Eclipse Test Fleet Logs 500 Hours, High-Spec Cub, Edinburgh Controlled Airspace Revised, NASA Dryden Chief Engineer Killed in Crash, Diamond Delivers Three Twin Stars to China, Piper Mirage Gets Glass Cockpit, NASA Explores Thermals to Extend UAV Endurance, SpaceShipOne in NASM, New Home for Commander Aircraft, Chelton EFIS Gains Further Approvals, NASA's DC-8 Moves Home, SparrowHawk's Sales Century, Spares Support for 'Legacy' Beechcraft, New Boss at New Piper, Heavyweight King Air Certified, Huge University Fleet Order for Cirrus, LS10 Sailplane Production to Start
G-NEWS
All the latest movements on the CAA Register.
Flight Test
Beechcraft M35 Bonanza
Probably one of the most recognisable light aircraft ever produced, the iconic V-tail Bonanza first flew 60 years ago. Dave Unwin flies this American classic.
Third Party Risk - Fact or Fiction
In last month's issue, Dave Unwin observed that Sport Aviation poses very little danger to "third parties". Peter Saundby quantifies that observation with a well-researched treatise on third party risk.
Nexaer LS1 - 21st Century Trainer
A promising new two-seat aircraft was launched this summer. Steve Bridgewater asks whether the Nexaer LS1 could be the training aircraft of the future.
Pilot Portrait - David Gold
David Gold made his reputation and fortune as the chairman of a business group controlling such interests as the Ann Summers and Knickerbox names, and magazine publishing. But, as Ian Waller discovered, one of his most enduring passions is aviation.
Going Places - Wolverhampton Airport
The new management at Wolverhampton Airport is conscious that the airfield does not have the best reputation in GA circles, but it is determined to remedy this with a new runway, new caf, new charges and a new welcome. Steve Bridgewater goes for a trip down memory lane.
Apache!
Helen Krasner samples the Apache simulator.
Owning & Operating: Jodel DR221
The DR221 was the last of the Jodel taildraggers, and around 45 are still airworthy. Steve Beebee talks to DR221 owner and Jodel enthusiast David Taylor about his very own 'Dauphin'.
Out & About & Diary Dates
People & Their Planes - Don Brooks and the Liberty Belle
Georgia businessman Don Brooks recently achieved a long-time ambition to own and fly a B-17 Flying Fortress painted as the one his father fought in during World War Two. He tells Steve Bridgewater the fascinating story behind the Liberty Belle.
Letters
New Types - The Replies
Our article on the dearth of new UK aircraft generated a sizeable postbag! Here is a selection of the replies.
The Glory of Goodwood
Undoubtedly one of the hottest tickets of the year, the Goodwood 'Revival' just keeps getting better and better. Mike Jerram, Steve Fletcher and Dave Unwin get all dressed up for a great weekend
Today's Pilot at HELITECH 2005
Helen Krasner reports from Duxford in Cambridgeshire on this year's Helitech.
Reviews
An extra big review section this month, with some excellent Xmas gift ideas for the discerning aviator.
Flight Safety
The latest reports from the AAIB
SPLASH Preview
Aeroplanes for the Brave New (Fuel-Efficient) World
Recent increases in the cost of fuel have focussed everyone's attention on the price of Avgas. Michael Friend undertakes a little statistical analysis.
Free Landings
Our popular Free Landings scheme continues to gain momentum. This month's featured airfields are Land's End, Popham, Sherburn-in-Elmet and White Waltham.
Flight Test - Pipistrel Sinus 912
At the Aero 2005 show, the Slovenian aircraft manufacturer Pipistrel debuted its elegant Sinus 912 two-seat motorglider. Jochen Ewald tests the first Sinus on the German register.
Ask The Experts
Classified Ads
Key Publishing Showcase Catalogue
First Flight - ATG Javelin, Mangold Wins Red Bull Title, Rocket Racers, GAMA, NBAA, NATA Call for Icing Awareness, Famous Mustang Racer on eBay New Cessna Single, Eclipse Test Fleet Logs 500 Hours, High-Spec Cub, Edinburgh Controlled Airspace Revised, NASA Dryden Chief Engineer Killed in Crash, Diamond Delivers Three Twin Stars to China, Piper Mirage Gets Glass Cockpit, NASA Explores Thermals to Extend UAV Endurance, SpaceShipOne in NASM, New Home for Commander Aircraft, Chelton EFIS Gains Further Approvals, NASA's DC-8 Moves Home, SparrowHawk's Sales Century, Spares Support for 'Legacy' Beechcraft, New Boss at New Piper, Heavyweight King Air Certified, Huge University Fleet Order for Cirrus, LS10 Sailplane Production to Start
G-NEWS
All the latest movements on the CAA Register.
Flight Test
Beechcraft M35 Bonanza
Probably one of the most recognisable light aircraft ever produced, the iconic V-tail Bonanza first flew 60 years ago. Dave Unwin flies this American classic.
Third Party Risk - Fact or Fiction
In last month's issue, Dave Unwin observed that Sport Aviation poses very little danger to "third parties". Peter Saundby quantifies that observation with a well-researched treatise on third party risk.
Nexaer LS1 - 21st Century Trainer
A promising new two-seat aircraft was launched this summer. Steve Bridgewater asks whether the Nexaer LS1 could be the training aircraft of the future.
Pilot Portrait - David Gold
David Gold made his reputation and fortune as the chairman of a business group controlling such interests as the Ann Summers and Knickerbox names, and magazine publishing. But, as Ian Waller discovered, one of his most enduring passions is aviation.
Going Places - Wolverhampton Airport
The new management at Wolverhampton Airport is conscious that the airfield does not have the best reputation in GA circles, but it is determined to remedy this with a new runway, new caf, new charges and a new welcome. Steve Bridgewater goes for a trip down memory lane.
Apache!
Helen Krasner samples the Apache simulator.
Owning & Operating: Jodel DR221
The DR221 was the last of the Jodel taildraggers, and around 45 are still airworthy. Steve Beebee talks to DR221 owner and Jodel enthusiast David Taylor about his very own 'Dauphin'.
Out & About & Diary Dates
People & Their Planes - Don Brooks and the Liberty Belle
Georgia businessman Don Brooks recently achieved a long-time ambition to own and fly a B-17 Flying Fortress painted as the one his father fought in during World War Two. He tells Steve Bridgewater the fascinating story behind the Liberty Belle.
Letters
New Types - The Replies
Our article on the dearth of new UK aircraft generated a sizeable postbag! Here is a selection of the replies.
The Glory of Goodwood
Undoubtedly one of the hottest tickets of the year, the Goodwood 'Revival' just keeps getting better and better. Mike Jerram, Steve Fletcher and Dave Unwin get all dressed up for a great weekend
Today's Pilot at HELITECH 2005
Helen Krasner reports from Duxford in Cambridgeshire on this year's Helitech.
Reviews
An extra big review section this month, with some excellent Xmas gift ideas for the discerning aviator.
Flight Safety
The latest reports from the AAIB
SPLASH Preview
Aeroplanes for the Brave New (Fuel-Efficient) World
Recent increases in the cost of fuel have focussed everyone's attention on the price of Avgas. Michael Friend undertakes a little statistical analysis.
Free Landings
Our popular Free Landings scheme continues to gain momentum. This month's featured airfields are Land's End, Popham, Sherburn-in-Elmet and White Waltham.
Flight Test - Pipistrel Sinus 912
At the Aero 2005 show, the Slovenian aircraft manufacturer Pipistrel debuted its elegant Sinus 912 two-seat motorglider. Jochen Ewald tests the first Sinus on the German register.
Ask The Experts
Classified Ads
Key Publishing Showcase Catalogue
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