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Ben Sclair

JATO powered Ercoupe

By Ben Sclair · February 28, 2019 ·

JATO power Ercoupe

Has an Ercoupe ever seen such a deck angle since?

Build a better mouse trap

By Ben Sclair · February 27, 2019 ·

There’s a lot going on in general aviation — that was evident at the Northwest Aviation Conference.

Beechcraft – The Numbers

By Ben Sclair · February 17, 2019 ·

Few aircraft in the marketplace enjoy the storied history and delivery longevity of the Bonanza and Baron lines from Beechcraft. Introduced in 1947, more than 17,000 Bonanzas have been delivered, in a continuous stream that has at times been reduced to a trickle. Nevertheless, the venerable Bonanza soldiers on. On the twin-engine side of the […]

Bearhawk wins Heavy Touring Category at NZ STOL contest

By Ben Sclair · February 13, 2019 ·

A homebuilt 4-place Bearhawk took top honors in a New Zealand STOL competition.

ForeFlight’s Airport 3D View ups the situational awareness game

By Ben Sclair · February 7, 2019 ·

ForeFlight Airport 3D View

ForeFlight’s newest feature combines global aerial imagery with Jeppesen-sourced terrain mapping to create an amazingly realistic simulation of the airport environment.

Freedom to Fly tells much more than the story of AOPA

By Ben Sclair · February 7, 2019 ·

AOPA Freedom to Fly

Events large and not-so-large dot the calendar. Putting those events into the larger context of the development of general aviation can be a challenge for anyone who has a busy life.

A perfect day of flying

By Ben Sclair · February 6, 2019 ·

Want to go flying? It’s not a trick question.

Cirrus Aircraft: The Numbers

By Ben Sclair · February 4, 2019 ·

Without Cirrus, I believe the number of active pilots would be even smaller.

Video: Military Style RV-8

By Ben Sclair · February 4, 2019 ·

It is apparent Seavolt is smitten by his RV-8. I don’t blame him.

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