The L model was a shift of style for Aeronca, produced for barely 24 months and in limited numbers, so survivors today are ultra-rare. Andrew … Read more
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In this month’s magazine
FLYER June 2019
Going Bush in Scotland, Jean-Marie Urlacher learns the extreme techniques of the Alaskan bush pilot just a 45-minute airline hop from London. Landing off-airfield, on … Read more
FLYER May 2019
The change in regulations to allow paid-for flight training in Permit aircraft means it’s now possible to go aerobatic and formation flying at much lower … Read more
FLYER April 2019 + free Learn To Fly Guide
Free with this issue of FLYER, the 2019 Learn To Fly Guide. All the help & advice you need to start flying whether as a … Read more
FLYER March 2019
BIO-PLANE! A fascinating French project which plans to emulate Lindbergh’s pioneering flight across the Atlantic, on an unusual combination of bio-fuel, hybrid-electric and solar power … Read more
FLYER February 2019
– Famous for creating fast, efficient singles, Mooney Aircraft has added a second door, Garmin NXi avionics and a plush interior to create the Acclaim … Read more
FLYER January 2019
Looking a little like a miniature de Havilland Beaver, the Rearwin Cloudster is a 1930’s classic that delivers radial charm and delightful handling in a … Read more
FLYER December 2018
Mark Hales writes about the biggest Jodel, the D140 Mousquetaire, a four-seat Permit to Fly load-lifter “with no equal”. 19 years ago, Cirrus delivered its … Read more
FLYER November 2018
Mark Hales brings us up to date with insight into the potential uses of hybrid-electric power units in light aircraft. This year’s LAA Rally was … Read more
FLYER October 2018
Flying Across Britain with Arthur Williams has been a Sunday-evening TV viewing hit on Channel 4, for flyers and non-aviators alike. We caught up with the … Read more