Whether you are an aviation enthusiast, already a pilot or thinking of becoming one, it’s the best read in the aviation business. ‘Written by pilots for pilots’, each issue is packed with flight tests, flying adventures, news, lively columns and more to inspire, inform and entertain – all illustrated with stunning photography. Pilot magazine is published 13 times a year (every four weeks).
Pilot
A British Frank Robinson?
Pilot Notes • The latest news from the world of general aviation
Airfields • What’s happening at our airfields, aerodromes & airports
Flight training • News from the clubs, schools & ATOs
Rotorheads • The latest news from the world of rotary-wing aviation
An electric bushplane for humanitarian aid
New regs
Generation Two Plus! • As easy to fly as it is to own and operate, the G2+ model Vision Jet is loaded with enhanced safety features for single pilot operation
Roman around
Airmail
Books & Gear • Concorde and RN pilot autobiographies ● Sky Stories 3
Foibles From the Hangar
A Cessna with charisma • A flight in this delightful modified taildragger – a real ‘sports utility vehicle’ – reveals what was lost when Cessna transformed the design into the tricycle-undercarriage 172
Old Timers • A round-up of historic aircraft display and restoration news compiled by Peter R March and Paul Fiddian
Jean Délémontez and the early Jodels • A Jodel owner, pilot and enthusiast offers his very personal appreciation of the great French marque’s designer and architect
It only strikes once
Safety Matters • Safety Matters and Safety Briefs are based on the AAIB Bulletin and UK AirproxBoard reports, with additional material from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau and/or US NTSB
Overcontrolling, under-controlling and staying in control
Calendar • Remember to check with the organiser before setting out – events may be changed at short notice
Getting it (almost) right when the engine fails