The 99.9% Aviation Bookstore

The experimental aircraft movement is fueled by the homebuilder... people building their own airplanes, either scratchbuilding from plans or others constructing kits, are to be found all over the world, and it's thanks to the homebuilder that many advances are made in airplane design and performance. (In case you didn't know, the unrefuelled around-the-world record setting flight of the Voyager was made possible thanks to the homebuilt movement, so if you think homebuilt aircraft aren't participating in the advancement of aviation technology, you're in for some pleasant surprises.)

If you are a homebuilder (or thinking about becoming one) the books included in this stack are just for you. There are books here that describe the various types of homebuilts which are available, books that explain how to get started, books about the many building techniques used along the way, and even books that will tell you about test flying your homebuilt once it's completed.

Some of the titles included on this page are must-haves for every builder, irrespective of what kind of airplane is being built, and I'll highlight those publications that you simply shouldn't be without. Once again, if I've missed a particular book you feel needs to be included in this section, please send me your recommendation and I'll endeavor to add it to the list as soon as possible.

...Anthology of homebuilts,

...the Tony Bingelis collection,

...Inspections, Testing, and Maintanance,

...Building methods and materials,

...Systems and other interesting titles.

... Homebuilt Anthology ...