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Adam and Eclipse
I have already placed my bet in the light jet race with Eclipse as a deposit holder from day one. So, that in mind, I would like to comment on Rick Durden s article on the Adam 700. I resent the undeserved negative undertones toward the Eclipse and would like to comment as follows.

The only technological breakthrough on the Eclipse is friction stir welding, which drastically cuts production costs. This provides an inspectable, repairable, nearly composite smooth aluminum airframe. That technology has already been proven in other arenas and the equipment is installed and operating at Eclipse.

By stating that he thinks someone can make money at $2.5 mill…

With a Lycoming O-540, the Charger/Pathfinder/Dakota series is an affordable airplane that will carry half a ton of payload.

Following a major claim or two, your insurer may decline to renew you. Heres how to improve your odds.

A radical departure for its day, the PA-24 still holds its own. Its a favorite for mods and state-of-the-art upgrades.

Following a conservative certification path and with a familiar engine, the A700 may lead the pack in deliveries.

A heavy hauler with plenty of cabin room and enough speed for cross-continental trips.

Want to lose the nose hose for the comfort of an inflated cabin? Cessnas P210 is our top value pick in a sparse field.

Relatively cheap to buy and operate, it has earned its spot as the worlds most popular light helicopter.

The airplanes exist but no one seems to know why the sport pilot initiative cant get off the ground.

Theyre now good enough to do everything from any machine with Web access. Our top pick is Aeroplanner.

No speed demon, to be sure, but hard to beat for comfort, styling panache and purchase value.

One owner s expensive lesson in the limits of insurance coverage. (And some advice on how to avoid the same trap.)