Video tip: seven bad radio habits
Talking on the radio is an important skill for any pilot, but especially for instrument pilots...
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Category: Why We Fly
A 1200 nm VFR workout
After a few days of poor weather conditions and unplanned maintenance, on Saturday August 4, I...
Read MoreU.S. Navy: Argonauts Transfer to the Lightning II JSF
Argonauts Transfer to the Lightning II JSF Report and Photos by: Patrick Roegies November 9, 2018 The U.S. Navy’s first operational squadron just received its interim safe-for-flight operations certification, needing only to...
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Friday Photo: Mt. Ida, British Columbia
Click on image for full size. The view: Mt. Ida, the northernmost mountain over 10000 ft. in the...
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EAA Flight Test Manual Sent to FAA, NTSB officials
The EAA Flight Test Manual is on its way to policymakers at both the FAA and NTSB, as well as...
Read More EAA Has Presence at Successful AMA Expo West Show
EAA programs were in the spotlight at the newly relocated and expanded Academy of Model...
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Virgin America is Gone, But Its Style Lives On: Flying An Alaska Airlines A321neo
Beautiful intake fan blades on the Airbus A321neo Recently, America lost an airline. Well, sort...
Read More Famed Aerobatic Pilot Patty Wagstaff to Speak at EAA Museum
Three-time U.S. National Aerobatic Champion Patty Wagstaff will speak on November 15 at the EAA...
Read More A Young Eagle Pays it Forward
Longtime Young Eagles participant and volunteer Jerad Lewark flew his first Young Eagles mission...
Read More Complimentary Innovation Showcase Exhibit Space Available For AirVenture 2019
EAA is offering a limited number of Innovation Showcase exhibit locations for cutting-edge...
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Warbirds: a living tribute
There is a steady, light rain falling from a 600 foot overcast. I stand among a handful of...
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