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BRAVE PILOTS, yellow arcs

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Peter Garrison – A dozen or so years ago, after the trend toward very powerful and fast turbocharged singles had begun, competition between the Lancair Columbia and the Mooney Bravo shed a fleeting light upon some odd quirks in the rules under which such aeroplanes were certificated. The Columbia, you

VAN’s RV-15 – too little, too late?

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POSITION REPORT

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NOSE LEFT, LOW RPM HORN SCREAMING

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REMEMBER THE GERMAN AEROPLANE

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Fuel Tables

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THE PARYS AIRSHOW – A Wonderful New Model

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PRESIDENTS’ TROPHY AIR RACE 2022 – NEW TEMPE BLOEMFONTEIN

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Training

Training

Learning To Fly Single Seat FIRE-BOMBERS

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(Story & Pics Rob Russell) – Ag Aviation Africa (AAA), the Sub-Saharan and the Middle East agent for Air Tractor, hosted an open day and launch party before the Stellenbosch airshow to introduce their newly approved Aircraft Training Organisation (ATO), Ag Aviation Flight Academy (AAFA). THE AVIATION COMMUNITY, customers, potential

IMPOSTORS IN THE COCKPIT

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GETTING TO KNOW YOU

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PIPER MALIBU EFATO

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Air shows and events

Air shows and events

THE PARYS AIRSHOW – A Wonderful New Model

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The Parys Airshow held in the last weekend of May was an extraordinary event which looks set to define a new genre for country airshows. COMMENTATOR BRIAN EMMENIS of Capital Sounds waxed lyrical, saying that it was, “The best airshow he has seen in his 38 years of airshow broadcasting.”