<VV> Corvair aircraft

[mark at noakes.com]

I'm well aware of the concerns about the Corvair crankshaft being able 
to take the stresses of turning a prop, but the guys flying Corvair 
engines are technically rigorous and no crazier than the typical 
experimental/homebuilt aircraft type. It would probably behoove the 
Corvair community to have a tighter relationship with them.

There's a guy who seems to be leading the commercial end of the 
endeavor:

http://flycorvair.com/

and here's a guy who has built an exceptional engine and been flying 
it for a while:

http://home.hiwaay.net/~langford/corvair/

These are all, of course, very small homebuilt aircraft...one or 
barely two seaters as long as the two aren't heavy people.

Mark Noakes
61 Lakewood
66 Monza
flying (piloting) since I was 13 but gave it up to pay for my car 
habit...