LOOP Aviation Magazine
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Another new LOOP... another array of things to make you want to go flying!
The lead this edition is a twist on the classic 'Bucket List' feature, looking at 10 amazing flying experiences we think every pilot should endeavour to try to spread their flying horizons and skills. From upset recovery, to floatplanes, to air-to-air combat (simulated!), we look at the world open to anyone who took the time to get their licence and now wonders what to do with it.
In news, we have details of some major new players entering the world of electric aircraft, which can only serve to accelerate development in the field and add impetus to the arrival of new aircraft which can slash the running costs associated with taking to the sky.
On the matter of new developments, we also travel to see the UK-based e-Go team, making arguably one of the most advanced aircraft in the world – a tiny sub-115kg SSDR ultralight, with features far ahead of most fully certified planes.
Paul Bonhomme stops by as preparations gather for the return of the Red Bull Air Race series in 2014, to tell us about his first solo, while Plane Crazy speaks with a Brazilian behind a radical rocket-powered single-seat helicopter.
Alan, Nick, and DC reign majestic in their respective columns tackling such matters as stall recovery, airspace busts, and flying in the US, while in Gear there’s cool new stuff revealed and reviewed.
Add to that your letters, emails, and pictures, Instant Expert, films, news, and more, and it’s another flying-filled edition – free, as always.
The lead this edition is a twist on the classic 'Bucket List' feature, looking at 10 amazing flying experiences we think every pilot should endeavour to try to spread their flying horizons and skills. From upset recovery, to floatplanes, to air-to-air combat (simulated!), we look at the world open to anyone who took the time to get their licence and now wonders what to do with it.
In news, we have details of some major new players entering the world of electric aircraft, which can only serve to accelerate development in the field and add impetus to the arrival of new aircraft which can slash the running costs associated with taking to the sky.
On the matter of new developments, we also travel to see the UK-based e-Go team, making arguably one of the most advanced aircraft in the world – a tiny sub-115kg SSDR ultralight, with features far ahead of most fully certified planes.
Paul Bonhomme stops by as preparations gather for the return of the Red Bull Air Race series in 2014, to tell us about his first solo, while Plane Crazy speaks with a Brazilian behind a radical rocket-powered single-seat helicopter.
Alan, Nick, and DC reign majestic in their respective columns tackling such matters as stall recovery, airspace busts, and flying in the US, while in Gear there’s cool new stuff revealed and reviewed.
Add to that your letters, emails, and pictures, Instant Expert, films, news, and more, and it’s another flying-filled edition – free, as always.
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