Aerobatic

Former Canadian military trainer offers pilots great looks, graceful handling, and aerobatic capability.

Traditional rag-and-tube taildragger with modern flair appeals to a range of pilots.

An 80-year-old design, the quintessential hot-rod biplane has aged well.

Bonanza-based military trainer is fortified for aerobatics.

Multipronged investigation into crash near Langley AFB in Virginia is underway.

Even people who know little about aviation can identify the Pitts as a acro specialist.

An acro trainer that is fit for competition, the Yak-52 also makes a good two-place traveler.

Great looks, responsive handling and cross-country capability make the Starduster Too a practical sport biplane.

Known for responsive handling and impressive cruising speeds, the Van’s RV series is a top-selling kit aircraft.

Long-running 1940s military trainer design evolved into specialized versions for airshows and aerobatic competition.