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August 09, 2005

Update: Two Lost In First S-LSA Mishap

Instructor, Student Perish In NC Accident

It had to happen sooner or later, but we were all hoping for "later." What appears to be the first fatal mishap of a certified Special Light Sport Aircraft occurred Sunday night in North Carolina, claiming the lives of two prominent local pilots.

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Aero-Views: How Many Hours In That Plane?

Think How Much Went Into Building -- Or Rebuilding -- It

By ANN Senior Correspondent Kevin R.C. "Hognose" O'Brien How many hours go IN to an airplane? Homebuilders will tell you it's not the 300 or 600 often claimed by kit airplane manufacturers. Even the most reputable designers and vendors make these laughable claims; Aircraft Spruce ads used to tell you to budget 600 hours for your Rutan Vari-Eze. Will everyone who built an -Eze in 600 hours raise his right hand? Uh-huh, I figured as much.

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PRA Board of Directors Endorses Gyroplane ASTM Standard

At the Popular Rotorcraft Association (PRA) Board of Director's July 29 meeting during the international convention at Mentone, Indiana, the Board voted to endorse the ASTM Gyroplane Design and Performance Standard (ASTM standard F-2352).

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Smokey To Fly Again!

Balloon And Pilot Heading Back Into The Air

By ANN Correspondent Rob Finfrock Smokey Bear will soon take to the skies again, and not a moment too soon for his many friends. Plans call for the new balloon to be introduced at Sturgis, SD, this month.

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