Maintaining Your Airplane

Certificated, experimental, and homebuilt aircraft each have their own sets of rules and regulations for maintenance. Here’s what you need to know.

While things started to come together quickly, the pause we’re all feeling now is reason for worry.

Our A&P tells you about ‘The Dirty Dozen’ and why each of them is so important.

The IPC is essential in maintaining your airplane, and everyone has used one, whether you know it or not.

Often called the Achilles heel of the Lycoming engine, here’s how to keep that camshaft doing what it should.

There are many ways that they do it, and we share ways you can do it, too.

The ATA 100 code table provides common terminology for those who do airplane maintenance.

FAA Advisory Circular AC 43.13 provides baseline knowledge pilots and technicians need to stay in compliance.

Lots of behind-the-scenes support makes it possible for us to fly with the faith that’s needed. Make sure you have that support.

Whether you care for one airplane or several, having the right tool at arm’s reach is important.