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Whether you are new to aerobatics or wanting to master your skills then you will find something of interest for you. Alan Cassidy is one of Britain's best-known and most experienced aerobatic instructors. He now passes on some of his wisdom in this exclusive series to LOOP.

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Want to see more of the great photographs that we publish in LOOP? Here is your chance, take a look at some extended galleries of LOOP features and flight tests.

Learn to Fly

Ever fancied learning to fly but not sure how? Or do you have your licence but want to find new ways of using it? Dave Calderwood takes to the skies in a glider – for the first time!

FIRST FLIGHT FOR CESSNA'S PRODUCTION JET-A 182

22 May 2013

Cessna has taken a big step closer towards type certification of its Jet-A burning Turbo Skylane 182 JT-A with the first flight of the production aircraft.

BBC LIVE FROM LONDON HEATHROW TOWER

22 May 2013

The UK's BBC television is to broadcast live NATS air traffic control operations from the control tower at London Heathrow Airport.

BUOYANT BEECHCRAFT PROMISES NEW AIRCRAFT

21 May 2013

A new single-engine turboprop, diesel engine versions of the Bonanza single and Baron twin, and new version of the King Air are in the pipeline for a resurgent Beechcraft.

PILATUS REVEALS PC-24 JET

21 May 2013

Swiss manufacturer Pilatus Aircraft has just revealed its new twin-engine jet, the PC-24, at EBACE 2013. It will be the first business jet with the ability to use very short runways, hard or dirt, with a cargo door as standard.

CESSNA HITTING OBJECTIVES AS EBACE OPENS

20 May 2013

BOTH of Cessna's new business jets under development are hitting performamce and technical objectives, said the company at the European Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (EBACE) which opens in Geneva this week. The Latitude and Longitude are important midsize additions to Cesssna's Citation jet range.