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MOSAIC and the Future of GA - Subscribe to Van's Aircraft

Van's Aircraft's head of engineering Rian Johnson, who is also the chair of the ASTM F37 committee working on the new MOSAIC program, talked to the local EAA chapter recently on what the FAA's approval of MOSAIC means to pilots, owners, and aircraft builders. MOSAIC will provide a more affordable certification basis for new airplanes, in addition to dramatically expanding the range of aircraft that can be flown by Sport Pilots. Rian, fully in engineer mode, dives deep into the MOSAIC specifics here.

WARBIRDS! C-47, T-6, A Huey, P-51, B-24, B-25, B-29, A-26, Zero, BT-15 and F4U! - Subscribe to FunPlacesToFly.com

See them up close! C-47, T-6, A Huey, P-51, B-24, B-25, B-29, A-26, Zero, BT-15 and F4U!

24 Hours on Florida's Smallest Fly-in Island - Subscribe to Fly Me to the Fun

Join us in our Cessna 150 as we fly in and explore Florida's Shortest Paved Runway, Cedar Key (CDK).

Extreme Crosswind Landing in a Cessna 172 - Subscribe to FunPlacesToFly.com

On this particular day, we had an extreme crosswind, straight across the runway with winds gusting at 25 mph.
Camera Mounts for YOUR AIRPLANE
Record in-flight Headset and ATC

EAA Chapter 1246 Coffee and Donuts - 2 Stinsons in Attendance! - Subscribe to EAA Chapter 1246

What a day for Aviation! A delightful visit from Garry and Janne Ackerman with their Stinson SR-7B, along with Tom Ferraro and Son with their 1938 Stinson SR-10J.

What's in that Hangar? See Pat's Beautiful Experimental Airplanes! - Subscribe to OpenAirNet Aviation Media

Pat Long takes us inside his hangar to see two of his Experimental Aircraft Creations.

What's in that Hangar? 1938 Stinson SR-10J Vintage Aircraft - Flown by Jimmy Doolittle - Subscribe to OpenAirNet Aviation Media

Check out this totally restored 1938 Stinson SR 10J, flown by Jimmy Doolittle. The owner, Tom Ferraro tells us all about this historic aircraft. ** Visit our Website! http://OpenAirNet.com/
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