The Cessna 140
You get a whole lot with very little when flying the Cessna 140. With a metal fuselage, fabric wings and metal control surfaces, these planes were built between 1946 and 1951. It is a surprising aircraft to fly.
An interview with Red Arrow 8 – Flight Lieutenant Damon Green
Ellis Levin chats with Flight Lieutenant Damon Green about his position in the Red Arrows, the crew’s training routine and a whole lot more. Scroll down for the second part
Fly Away: Kimberley Airport
A gateway to the Kalahari, the Karoo and the industrial heart of South Africa. Kimberley Airport is a great stop-over point on a long cross-country trip. It’s also a gateway
Punching Holes In The Sky
Flying anecdotes from South Africa’s pioneering aviator, Scully Levin
“For me and many others, there is simply nothing as exciting or rewarding as flying formation aerobatics…The camaraderie that exists among this band of brothers is tangible.
The Piper PA-24 Comanche
The Piper PA-24 Comanche was one of the most incredible aircraft of its time. Commercial production of the Piper PA-24 Comanche series aircraft commenced in 1957 and lasted for only
90 seconds with Sally and Skip Stewart
Skip Stewart is one of the most entertaining airshow pilots in the world today and a headliner at the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh
Skip Stewart Interview (part 1)
Interview exclusive: Skip Stewart is one of the most entertaining airshow pilots in the world today and a headliner at the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. The recipient of the 2015 Art
Patty Wagstaff Interview (Part 1)
South Africa aviation legend Scully Levin interviews another aviation great – Patty Wagstaff. A United Sates aerobatic champion and member of The National Aviation Hall of Fame, Patty gives us an exclusive interview on her aviation journey.
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