Aero Friedrichshafen 2022
The trade fair in Friedrichshafen AERO is the leading European trade fair for general aviation and is held in Germany. AERO caters for a wide variety, from e-flight, ultralights, drones,
Cessna’s only helicopter
The Cessna CH-1 Skyhook is the only helicopter ever built by the Cessna Aircraft Company. It is not surprising to learn that Cessna tried its hand at building helicopters. After
Comfort, quality and perfection in aircraft refurbishment
Executive Aircraft Refurbishment (EAR) has a global reputation for quality and attention to detail. Their expert team will advise on all aspects of the aesthetic and technical refurbishment process –
Some of the all-time ugliest aircraft ever…
One of aviation’s oldest clichés is that if an airplane looks right, it’ll fly right. Ugly and beauty is defined by one’s own outlook: what is ugly to you might
Cessna 337 “Push Pull”
The Cessna C336/7 is unique in that it is the only center-line twin engine civilian aircraft to enter into major production. Hench the arrangement Cessna calls “Push –Pull”. In the
The Piper J3 ‘Cub’
Definition of the term icon – A thing regarded as a representative, a symbol worthy of veneration. An early article in this series described the De Havilland Tiger Moth as
Bay Aerospace Aircraft
Last year April, Bye Aerospace announced the eFlyer 800, an all-electric twin prop class aircraft that will be able to seat eight people in normal configuration and twelve in high-density
Women in air racing
The First Women’ Air Derby was a transcontinental race that began in Santa Monica, California, and culminated in Cleveland, Ohio, for the 1929 Cleveland National Air Races. Amelia Earhart, Pancho Barnes, Louise
Runways explained
Whether you have been flying for a long time, or just started, here are some runway things you might not know or might have forgotten about. According to the ICAO
Give your flying career a lift-off at Aeronav Academy!
Aeronav Academy is a TETA (Transport Education Training Authority) recognised training facility, with over 45 years of experience in the aviation training industry in South Africa, and strives to provide
Light aircraft we need today
Sometimes aircraft are removed from production despite being excellent at their tasks. Here are several aircraft we believe should be considered to be put back on production. IN NO PARTICULAR
What made the Bell Airacobra famous?
The Airacobra was one of the principal American fighters in service when the United States entered World War Two. First flown in April 1938, the Airacobra was initially designed as a
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