Features

Below are articles featured in both the print and online edition of Model Aviation. Select an article to read more.

What Do I Need To Fly Here?

AMA explores compliance and permissions for drone flying at various sites, providing clarity for pilots navigating regulations.

The Biggest Little Airshow at Pearl Harbor featured RC flying for kids, attracting over 8,000 attendees and showcasing stunning scale models.

Dilip Sarkar's eight-volume series on the Battle of Britain offers unmatched detail on the conflict, starting with 'The Gathering Storm'.

Louis Joyner reflects on his journey in Free Flight model aircraft, highlighting competitions, camaraderie, and his love for building models.

Hazel Sig-Hester, impactful in model aviation, passed at 103. Recent contests showcased impressive scale models and strong competition.

National Model Aviation Museum commemorates America's history with RC equipment and notable acquisitions, including Kraft's bicentennial series.

AMA's future relies on strong clubs and youth outreach to inspire new generations in model aviation and related careers.

Rich Hanson reflects on his leadership at AMA, model aviation's evolution, and future prospects as he prepares to step down.

The Micro Scrappy is an easy-to-assemble, sporty micro airplane with great aerobatics and functional features, ideal for intermediate pilots.

Hazel Sig-Hester, a pioneering aviator, inspired generations through her love of flight and founded Sig Manufacturing, shaping model aviation.