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Flying Magazine Presents: What's Next In General Aviation

Phil Lockwood shares stories with Flying Magazine behind the development and success of his unique, open-cockpit, twin-engine design.

Sea The World! Highlights

Getting a multi-engine sea rating in the always-entertaining AirCam. So what can you do with a multi-engine seaplane rating? You can fly firefighting aircraft that scoop water from lakes and dump it on big fires. You can fly an air taxi at a couple of small operations in Florida or Washington. You can fly PBYs with the Commemorative Air Force.

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AVweb
September 14, 2023

EAA Aviation Museum Highlights

YOUR VISIT TO Oshkosh for EAA AirVenture 2022 isn’t complete without a trip to the EAA Aviation Museum. Here’s one example of the approximately 200 aircraft on display in this world-class facility.

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EAA Today
July 30, 2022

A Deep Dive into Rotax LSA Engines

If you have been following the light sport airplane category for any length of time, you no doubt have noticed that the vast majority of makes/models sold in the U.S. fly with Rotax four-stroke aircraft engines. While many readers are well-versed in the Lycoming and Continental engines that power larger and faster models, many may not know as much about Rotax engines.

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By Dan Pimentel
February 18, 2022

Astronaut In An AirCam

Former astronaut Story Musgrave has looked down on Earth from orbit at more than 17,000 miles an hour, and he’s raced above it in supersonic NASA T–38s at 700 miles an hour. But the perspective he’s getting now is vastly different. It’s low, slow, and exquisitely detailed—and it comes at a mere 60 miles per hour from an amphibious AirCam Musgrave spent three years building with high school students in central Florida.

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By Dave Hirschman
January 1, 2021

Getting a Multi Engine Seaplane Rating in an AirCam

Steve & Abbie sit down with Mark Twombly the editor of Water Flying magazine to discuss his recent experience earning his multi-engine seaplane rating in an Aircam on amphibious floats.

EAA's AirCam Build

EAA’s AirCam, built by volunteers in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Young Eagles program, is nearing completion! Flight testing will begin in spring, and once complete the aircraft will fly Young Eagles out of EAA’s Pioneer Airport, and support EAA photo missions. Look for a story on the AirCam build in the July issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine.

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By EAA
Mar 20, 2018

AOPA Live This Week

Photographs and videos captured by those who fly the AirCam, a unique open-cockpit twin, have helped build the aircraft's following. Ride along with Red Bull Air Race World Championship pilot Hannes Arch as he puts his precision-flying skills to the test turning a wind farm into a slalom course. A father, a daughter, and a seaplane rating for two prove to be just the sort of fun that builds an aviation family's bond.

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By Dave Hirschman
April 6, 2016