"The Aviation Consumer" magazine

[Timbeck2]

Anyone subscribe? Got a hoochidooter in the mail offering a free trial copy. $20 a year, how bad/good can it be?

 

[Velocity173]

I had it for a couple of years then canceled last year. Good stuff but ultimately they rehash product review articles. Aircraft reviews are good but you can buy the books series and get all their reviews of GA aircraft. Not a bad subscription for only $20. You could do worse (P&P).

 

[wrbix]

Seemingly unbiased reviews/comparisons/topical summaries. No advertisements. Monthly used airplane guides.
This and Aviation Safety is all I subscribe to anymore

 

[Timbeck2]

Good enough for me then. I'll drop the card in the mail. Thanks guys.

 

[AggieMike88]

Seemingly unbiased reviews/comparisons/topical summaries. No advertisements. Monthly used airplane guides.

I am a subscriber and this is why I like the magazine. And as a subscriber, you get online access to all of the back issues and articles. Sometimes interesting to see the progression of items like the G5 and the ADSB transponders from product announcement to initial release to we tried one out while flying with it.

 

[baboss]

One of my favorites. I renew it at Oshkosh every two years which is discounted I think.

 

[NoHeat]

Online subscription for me.

I always forget to look up the current issue when it comes out, but it doesn't matter much, because it has back issue archives.

It includes reviews of unremarkable old used planes, because that's what people actually buy, not because that's exciting to read.

 

[Acrodustertoo]

Any AOA articles? Any articles about planes that have an AOA? How about Harrison Ford?