Morgan Hunter just turned 25. He's an Embry Riddle student
majoring in professional aeronautics -- and since 2001, he earned
his Private ticket, as well as instrument and commercial ratings.
Most people the same age would be really happy with just that.
Rebirth Of Classic Ultralight, But With A New Twist
Back in 1982, Bill Sadler won the Grand Champion Ultralight
award at Oshkosh with his single seat Vampire ultralight.
Reminiscent of its mid-20th century jet-fighter namesake, the
deHavilland Vampire, the ultralight was a mid-wing, twin tailboom
pusher.
Soaring Continues To Bring Pilots Closer To Aviation Roots
With the recent buzz about Very Light Jets and new Light Sport
Aircraft debuting one after another in rapid succession, it's easy
to miss a more quiet, more understated -- and much lighter -- form
of flight: Soaring.
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