Nothing flies quite like one - 2010/08
IF THERE IS one aircraft that has come to represent all of the early
lightplanes, it has to be the Piper Cub. Designed in 1937, the J-3 Cub
was essentially an upgrade of the J-2, and it underwent a number of
changes and improvements throughout the years.
by entering a shallow dive to build speed and
flopping over the top in the typical “Cubstyle”
teardrop shape. What this design won’t
do is fly as if it’s a small model. Enjoy!
De Havilland Tiger Moth - 2009/08
FIRST FLOWN IN 1931, the de Havilland
Tiger Moth, a dual-cockpit, dual-controlled
biplane, was designed to be a primary trainer.
It went on to become one of the most widely
used aircraft by flying clubs and auxiliary
squadrons around the world.

