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The Glasair is fast, but can be a handful for the inexperienced pilot. The flying techniques shared by others make us better pilots.

Advisory Circular: How to Stay Safe in Unfamiliar Aircraft

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First Flight of Bruce Kirkwood’s Glasair Super II

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First Flight of Bill Kerschbaum’s Glasair I-RG

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Testing the Airspeed Indicator

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Are You a Test Pilot?

Who do you think of when you hear the term, ‘Test Pilot’? I’d bet many, if not most of you, think first of Chuck...

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The Glasair Aircraft Owners Association is the one must-join association for Glasair, GlaStar, Sportsman 2+2, Merlin, and OMF Symphony builders, owners, pilots, and enthusiasts. If you’re currently building, flying—or dreaming of building and flying one—this is the place for you! We are not affiliated with Glasair Aviation, LLC., but we maintain a great working relationship. Our members can be found worldwide.

Disclaimer: This website contains information submitted by our members about building their airplanes. Some methods they employ may differ from the factory instructions. Builders are advised that they are responsible for their own construction methods and should check with the factory if any of the information included on this website differs from the factory manuals. The Glasair Aircraft Owners Association has not checked the accuracy or safety of any information included on these web pages and any users of this information do so completely at their own risk.

Flying

Advisory Circular: How to Stay Safe in Unfamiliar Aircraft

First Flight of Bruce Kirkwood’s Glasair Super II

First Flight of Bill Kerschbaum’s Glasair I-RG

Testing the Airspeed Indicator

Spin Testing the Glasair RG

Are You a Test Pilot?