Homebuilt Aircraft Aviation

This section details the numerous resources for homebuilt aircraft. Homebuilts are aircraft which are either fabricated in a shop and sent to the consumer in parts (a kit or kitplane) or those which are completely designed and built at home, either with plans or by the owner himself. Homebuilts, despite the name are rather nice aircraft to fly, and produce a significant amount of satisfaction to the builders and the people that are near them. A properly built homebuilt aircraft generally isn't much more risky to fly than your average Cessna or light airplane. Some homebuilts are even more reliable than their commercial counterparts.

• Official Guide to Experimental Aircraft - Online directory for all types of experimental aircraft including homebuilt homebuilt kit airplanes, ultralights, rotorcraft, sailplanes and amphibious aerocraft.
• Eggenfellner Aircraft - Automotive Engine Conversions for the RV6, RV7, RV8 homebuilt and RV9 homebuilt experimental, homebuilt and kit planes
• Janowski Aircraft Page - Features the J-1B Don Quixote, J-2 Polonez, J-3 Eagle, J-5 aviation Marco, and J-6 Fregata designs by Jaroslaw Janowski of Poland.
• Philip's JT-5B Autogyro Construction - Philip Mac Cabe\\'s plans built JT-5B Autogyro project. A builders aviation log of construction methods used ex. fiberglass work, welding and aviation machining.
• GyroCraft.Com Gyroplane Information Exchange - An information exchange for anyone building or flying a gyroplane.
• MD-RA Inspection Services - The official body responsible for the mandatory inspection homebuilt of amateur aircraft built aircraft in Canada.

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