LAA TODAY i THROUGH THE LETTERBOX
Through the Letterbox Read all about it! Brian Hope extols the virtues of the LAA magazine
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s you read through this magazine, I hope you are coming to realise the many benefits there are to belonging to the LAA. Another, as yet unmentioned, is the full-colour, monthly magazine that every member receives. Light Aviation is a quality publication available only to LAA members − it’s not available on the newsstands − and is packed with features about every aspect of the recreational flying scene. Each issue contains an in-depth flight test, news of what our members are building and restoring, safety-related information and technical articles from our Engineering department to help you better understand the design, maintenance and operation of light aircraft. Our Coaching Scheme mentors often dispense much useful knowledge for pilots to hone their skills, and members regale us with tales of their exploits. The LAA is a very broad church with members’ interests ranging from simple, low-cost microlights to high-specification, four-seat tourers, and from WWI replicas to state-of-the-art machines with glass cockpits that would have been the envy of many airliner cockpits of just a few years ago. Our members range from enthusiasts with an interest in recreational aircraft to commercial pilots with many thousands of hours, and from those who have built several aircraft to those who would rather enjoy the fruits of somebody else’s labour. But they all share a passion for aviation, a passion that is clearly evident in the pages of Light Aviation as it brings you the news, views and interesting stories from the recreational flying scene each and every month
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