What aviation news, blogs or e-mail newsletters do you actively read?

[pictsidhe]

What's with all the first posters here?

It's a topic even the shyest noob feels ok to contribute to.

 

[Topaz]

”Friends and family” of the employees of magazine ad departments?

For the YouTube and website channels, you may not be far from wrong.

 

[Little Scrapper]

As I’ve aged the answer is none. I google things I’m interested in these days otherwise I’m busy working on what I want.

 

[Little Scrapper]

I don’t know if it’s me specifically and the events in my life or just age but I woke up one day and started to realize I’m sick of being targeted and marketed to. I’m kinda sick of being constantly bombarded by information and articles.
I sort of unplugged the last couple months and I’ve never been happier. The silence is great, I get more done and the normal ebb and flow is back for me. I miss that.

There’s just too much information these days. Almost all of it unnecessary and it just sucks the time right out of a person. Not much worth reading to sacrifice my time for. Most reading is bland, surface chatter. Almost like static. Nothing compelling these days.

Hands on work and face to face conversation is where it’s at!

 

[don january]

Sounds good

 

[Pops]

KitPlanes, Sport Aviation, Barnstormers, etc. Been tracking single and twin engine airplane prices since about 1965 and can't remember when I starting getting Trade-A-Plane paper, ( yellow paper).

 

[RCBinChicken]

Nothing that (1) I could claim to be a regular reader of and (2) updates frequently. Full-scale aviation will remain a distant pipe dream for me until I've completed my studies and got a (hopefully reasonably paid) technical job, and while reading about it in the meantime would probably be good backburner knowledge gain, it tortures me.

In the meantime, I still check RCGroups every now and then for the smaller birds.

 

[aeropup]

Aviation Week
General Aviation News
Barnstormers (email newsletter)

 

[GAISA]

AvWeb and get the EAA magazine online, and here in the UK, Light Aircraft Association's Light Aviation magazine, Pilot and Flyer too.

 

[PIK-21]

I watch several websites and also read several monthly periodicals.

 

[aeroallan]

I am not presently an EAA member. However, in previous years I learned a great deal from this organization. These days most general aviation news I learn from youtube videos, such as this short video on the Pipistrel Velis Electro:

 

[rbarnes]

I used to read Aviation Consumer religiously, but haven't kept up in last few years.

 

[ciompi]

Forum des constructeurs du GAZ'AILE 2 :: Index

gazaile2.free.fr

 

[ciompi]

Le forum des ULM, et des ELA, LSA, VLA, et de tous les autres aéronefs biplaces et monoplaces légers - Page d’accueil

www.forum-ulm-ela-lsa.net

 

[ciompi]

blancolirio

This channel is about stuff I'm interested in, and you will be too. https://www.paypal.me/juanbrowne From viewer Bob Frazier on my Oroville Dam series- "Juan...

www.youtube.com

 

[67King]

None (I use the techniques for building aero devices for a race car).

 

[otter13805]

Forums - Rotary Engine Technology Forum

vBulletin Forums

forum.rotaryeng.net

 

[claude.bouzerand]

Ultralight aviation,gliders,light motorgliders

 

[AviatorKeith]

Avweb, Beechtalk.com, SportPilottalk.com, Pilotsofamerica.com, anything on Youtube that's aviation and/or Paul Bertorelli related.

 

[Rhino]

Kitplanes, Sport Aviation, Plane & Pilot, and Aviation Consumer for publications. I occasionally visit the Dynon forums, General Aviation News, By Dan Johnson and a few other various sites on occasions, but I spend most of my online time either here or at the Zenith Builders and Flyers forum.