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When Grumman originally built the Widgeon seaplane, it was powered by six-cylinder in-line Ranger engines. But many of the 276 produced, like this one, owned … Read more

When Maule Aircraft added a 420shp Allison turbine to their M7 taildragger, they created an awesome piece of General Aviation kit. Expect a rate of … Read more

A Single-seat de-regulated aircraft that’s yours to fly-away, complete for the cost of a new mid-size family car? That’ll be the TechPro Aviation Merlin. A … Read more

Slingsby Aviation, based in Kirkbymoorside Yorkshire, bought the development rights to René Fournier’s RF-6B in 1981. Eight variants were produced, and the T67M260 flown here … Read more

The first aeroplane you ever fly in can leave a lasting impression on you. That was exactly the case for Matt Colebrook, who commissioned the … Read more

The SPA Panther is a US kit-built single seater – there are half a dozen or so completed and flying and getting on for 80 … Read more

The Learjet of its day, NC18097 rolled off the production line in 1938 among 130 Lockheed 12s to be built, and is one of the finest … Read more

While it might look like you’ve just flown in from the 1930’s, the YMF-5D from Waco Aircraft is in fact a thoroughly modern machine. EASA-certified … Read more

They don’t much more elegant than this Whitney Straight, a beautiful machine produced in 1937 by British manufacturer Miles Aircraft. We featured G-AERV; the last airworthy example of … Read more