A Rutan Long-EZ homebuilt in 1984 in England Vans aircraft RV-4 are the most common metal homebuilt type.

A homebuilt aircraft is an amateur build plane. These aircraft are built from scratch or from a kit. The finished aircraft is usually well built and the safety record is equivalent to certified aircraft. In the United States the homebuilt aircraft can be licensed under FAA as experimental if the owner has done at least 51% of the work building it. Homebuilt aircraft usually seats one to four persons and is constructed from simple materials. Metal frames or wood/fabric or even fiberglass is used. The materials most commonly used are wood, Sitka and Douglas fir are considered best. Metal, Composite made of cloth and strength materials like fiberglass and wood/composite mixed. The engines used in the Homebuilt aircraft can be a certified aircraft engine or to keep the cost down, a car engine. The favorite automobile engines used are the Volkswagen cooled or the Subaru liquid cooled and the Mazda RX7.

Homebuilt aircraft typically out sell factory aircraft because of litigation, which discourages aviation manufactures from making new models.

Homebuilt aircraft became really popular after National Air Races were held in Dayton Ohio in 1924 for the amateur built aircraft. Because of many accidents Federal standards were put on design, engineering, stress analysis, use of aircraft quality hardware to prevent death in the races and for general use.

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