Lead story: First full flight test comparing Piper and Cessna's LSAs, the Skycatcher and PiperSport
Flight test: Porterfield Collegiate. LSA from the 1940s! Trainer that carries two on just 50hp and has a fuselage as thin as an After Eight mint.
Flight test: Sikorsky S-38. Amphibian sesquiplane from the 1930s with twin radial engines.
Flight test: Fantasy Allegro. Czech designed LSA now manufactured in USA, soon coming to UK, said to be best performance for money.
Buyer's guide: KZIII WW2 design that cruises at 100mph on 90hp yet can operate from a 200m strip.
Adventure flying: Part two of Dan Tye's account of flying over the Sahara.
Colin Goodwin writes: this month about his wish list, the aeroplanes he would most like to fly.
PLUS:Pilot briefing on wings, Andy McLuskie writes about dealing with play in the controls, ILAFFT, Pilot Notes, Quiz, New Regs, Safety Matters, News from AOPA. FREE LANDING VOUCHERS THIS MONTH: Sherburn-in-Elmet, Bodmin, White Waltham, Sandtoft, Newtownards and Eshott