Microlight Flying Magazine - Back issues

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Handle with care - Francis Donaldson concludes his two-part study of aluminium allows
No limits - Have wheelchair (and flexwing), will travel. Dave Sykes is heading Down Under
Seize the day - When the sun shines, the lure of the Scottish islands proves irresistible to Stuart Buchanan
USSR - First word from a wet but wonderful weekend
Three wishes - Round 2 of the Nationals, Popham
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Scottish pioneers - Here's two good reasons you get to buckle up and fly on Sunday afternoons: Brian Harrison and Jimmy Potts. Two guys who got there first and did the hard yards for you...
Aluminium Alloys - It's 100 years since a happy accident created the first aluminium alloy. LAA chief engineer Francis Donaldson makes sense of the now-ubiqitous shiny stuff
Doing a Bleriot: Bernard Bader bends his Blade on landing in France. A lucky escape, lessons learned, and good friends made.
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Batoka Diary, part 3 - Bill Davis' final instalment from Zambia
Flight of the wannabe - Impatient to qualify, Kevin Coghill trades his Christmas hols for pilot testing in Gap Tallard.
Winging it - Never tackled the National? Neither had Andy Fell, until last year...
Masterclass - Professional lensman David Allen on how to get the best out of
your aerial photography.
E-Go a go-go - We catch up with ultralight pioneers e-Go.
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Batoka Diary, Pt 2 - In which Bill Davis thinks he's coming home, but instead find Afirca him in
Fly-UK - 2009 veterans Tim Jackson and Steve Sykes recount a memorable adventure
I is for Injection - Belgian manufacturer UL Power aims to shake up the engine market with the fuel-injected UL260i. Fitted with an X-Air, we give it a run…
Four Fly to Switzerland: Four friends, four aircraft, and a blessed six days of clear skies over Europe

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Seeking Propellerhead - Ted Snook tracks down Antony Woodward
Batoka Diary - Bill Davies transfers his flying skills from dundee to Zambia

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Whirlybird - There's a first time for everything: David Bremner takes a spin in an autogyro, and find he loves it
The little plane that could - When "no" is not the answer: John Spragg and Eurostar take on all comers in the 3Rs race
Shadows homebuild - Jim Hambleton recalls the unique pleasure of building his own aircraft
Heroes all - Beginner pilot Ian Collins, retired on Malta, faces the challenge of flying his new aircraft home from Germany. Call in the cavalry

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City Gents - Geoff Hall and Paul Brooked succumb to the siren call of London
Ranger's Return - The Sherwood Ranger is back, turning heads and winning
hearts again
To Calais and Back - Peter Millbank hands over the diary of his five-day Bleriot trip

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Bleriot commemoration - 100 years after Bleriot hopped the Channel, 94 British microlights fly to France to mark the occasion. Andy Oliver picks up the tale
A grand day out - Muswell Manor holds a place of great significance in the annals of British flight. Geoff Hall and Paul Brooker go to its centenary party
Flight test: ZJ-Viera - It's so good it turned David Bremner to poetry. Here's to something a little different in the skies...

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Rallying, ultralight style - The pioneers meet, and the grand single-seat experiment takes wings. Is the USSR here to stay? Read on...
Gone walkabout - Eight pilots overfly the Outback, raising a hard £60,000 for charity. Jon Ingram tells the tale
Changing codes - Flexwing aficionade Andy Oliver gives three-axis a go. Converted, or just conflicted? The Journeyman and Balladeer argue the odds

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Flying light - In little over a year its profile has become instantly familiar. David Broom assesses the appeal of the Dragonfly
Building the Tractor: Home R&D: Bernie Ewing Robs and Duplicates shamelessly from the Dragonfly to build his own sub-115kg aircraft
What I did last summer: David Bremner revisits his diary of the eighth annual bivvy trip to France
Let the adventure go on: Have Quik, will travel. Peter Bailey retires in northeast Scotland, learns to fly, and drops in on his daughter. In central France...
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Doing the Ton - And some... Steve Slade flies into a record 114 airfields in one day
Up & Over Down Under - The Aussie-made Aerochute Dual brings some sunshine to a cold English day
Five Days One Summer - Alan Thompson commemorates the Dambuster Flight - with a side-trip to Colditz thrown in
Bomber country - Red Dwarf, meet Just Jane: Geoff Hall and Paul Brookes drop in on the East Kirkby Lancaster
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Hot stuff in the toybox - Old favourites and new playthings: We take a tour of the Birmingham Splash
Pie Thrust! - Paul Haxby reports on the autumn Pie 'n' Peas fly-in, North Yorkshire
European Championships - The skies were lead but the medals - including three UK golds and team bronze - shone
Flying for fun - Competition flying isn't just about winning. Keith Nagal invites you to have a go

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The Fast Show - Geoff Hall straps himself in and challenges the QuikR to live up to its name
Rob Grimwood - Meet microlight Rob, the latest recipient of the RaeC's silver medal
Goodbye Jerrycan - Fit your Quik with a removable rear-seat auxiliary tank
SPLASH Show special - Why fly
The Powrachute Voyager - the first new solo paraplane to fly in the UK for many years

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Good Morning America - Status and ATF wing: test pilot Jeff Hoer reckons North Wing is onto a winner
Shelley's Show - Never mind the weather - Popham is back, big time, and it's all thanks to Shelley Smith
Spamfield Rocks!
Cheeky Boy Gets His Wings - That is what your teenage years are for. Fourteen years old and already flying
Competitors - Kevin Taylor reports from the British Paramotoring championships, Keith Nagal from the Plaistows round of the Nationals Free postage on this item

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A Day with the Reds - Joan Walsh blags a trip to Scampton to meet the Red Arrows
Kilimanjaro! - Richard Meredith-Hardy puts together a storied team to overfly Africa's highest peak
Special Pullout Section - Maintain your Rotax - Essential 16-page supplement for 912 and 914 owners. By Conrad Beale
The mysterious Orient - 18 years in weightshifts, but Bristol-based John Sparks had never before gone so far east…
Follow the Buzz - Powered hang glider pilot Simon Scott comes in from the cold to give paramotoring a whirl. Free postage on this item

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Sticky Air - It's a little thing, the vortex generator, nut see what it's done to the /Savannah
Trailblazing in Bolivia - Paramotors, the jungle, meteorite craters - Harrison Ford, eat your heart out
Grand Tourer? - Andy Oliver asks the question of the GT450. The answer's resoundingly in the affirmative
Flying in Circles - What goes around, comes around. Joan Walsh on the circuitous route to becoming a CFI

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Deregulated Pocket Rocket- Silver Fern brings the sharp Kolb Firefly to Britain We will try it out
SSDR Design Cometition - Judge Richard Mole runs the rule over five of the leading entrants to the sub-115kg design comp
World Microlight Championships - Underfunded? Who cares! Britain's pilots punch above their weight in Prague
Sun Shines on the Nationals - Keith Nagal reports from Preston Capes, where the two Pauls and Richard Rawes clean up
Why Fly Special - how to learn, what to fly, where to go. Free postage on this item

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Helping them to help you - Geoff Weighell explains the workings of the National Air Traffic Service
Go west, young man! - Cider, clotted cream, and airfields strung like pearls. A Oliver on the joys of West Country flying
Meet big brother - Geoff Hall tries out P&M's new heavy hitter, the Quik GT450. And likes what he finds
A jolly little caper - The Flight for Sight gets under way, sadly amid acrimony. Words for Brian Milton and Storm Smith
Motorway madness - Neil Slinger beats the traffic
Calling all paramotorists! - Fancy a go at the nationals? Here's how
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Splash: Show Special - how to learn; what to fly; where to go

Flight Test: The CTSW - Flight design has clipped the CT's wings. And it's all the quicker for it
Bon Voyage: Anna Markey flies to Spamfield. From Sweden. In a trike
Destination: Compton Abbas Paul Brooker and Geoff Hall report on a Dorset favourite
The Grand Tour: competition time in Europe. In Germany and Spain, the Brits fly for medals

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Flying in the USA - They do things differently over there
Popham - 2005 edition: The best yet?
Round Scotland Rally: Report by Patrick Dale and Robert Burns
Jaibiru versus Rotax - Head to head in an impromptu challenge
Alconbury Fly-In - A day that's clearly on the up an up
Homebuilts - Making them maintenance-friendly
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An attractive binder in which to keep your treasured copies of Microlight Flying magazine.

Holds 12 issues.