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This blog provides up to date information on new developments and the most popular subjects for pilots learning to flying trike weight-shift control (WSC) light sport aircraft (LSA). See the blog topics at the left.

We also actively seek and respond to feedback on areas of interest at beatrikepilot.com to answer your questions, educate or entertain you, explore the nature of pilot development, and much more on becoming a sport pilot and flying sport trike weight-shift control light-sport aircraft. The comments on this blog are moderated, which means that before any comments or questions are posted, they are reviewed by me.

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