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(SUMMARY) Single issues and subscriptions of the award-winning EAA Sport Aviation magazine are now available through Sporty's Pilot Shop, bringing the stories of EAA and its membership to broader aviation segments and audiences.
(SUMMARY) EAA and the amateur-built aircraft community have received praise from the National Transportation Safety Board for their involvement in an extensive survey that built a key information resource on accidents and safety.
(SUMMARY) Under bright, winter sunshine, Pioneer Airport welcomed hundreds of aviation enthusiasts to the annual EAA Skiplane Fly-In on Saturday, January 21. A last-minute snowfall Friday sufficiently covered Pioneer's grass runway to allow 33 skiplanes from...
(SUMMARY) The light-sport aircraft industry's first major event of the year wrapped up a successful four-day run Sunday at the Sebring Regional Airport in Florida. The 8th annual U.S. Sport Aviation Expo experienced record attendance thanks to great weather -...
(SUMMARY) The 8th annual U.S. Sport Aviation Expo kicked off Thursday morning in Sebring, Florida, to sunny skies and a forecast of great weather for this weekend's show. More than 100 exhibitors are in place at the indoor and outdoor booths on Sebring...
(SUMMARY) A united group of GA organizations are continuing their action in response to signals from the Obama administration that it plans to push ahead with future proposals to assess user fees on private aviation. Late last week, the administration's reply...
(SUMMARY) During a discussion this week with EAA, TSA expressed thanks to the entire recreational and GA pilot community for their professionalism and awareness of proper operations within Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) areas.
(SUMMARY) Italian airplane maker Tecnam announced this week the successful first flight of the tailwheel version of its P92 piston single on December 22 of last year. The airplane is designated the P92TD for taildragger, of course.
(SUMMARY) The Lindbergh Foundation will present its 2012 Spirit Award to longtime EAA supporter James C. Ray at a celebration at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Florida, on March 29. The event coincides with the Sun 'n Fun Fly-In at Lakeland.
(SUMMARY) Interference to GPS signals from LightSquared's proposed national high-speed broadband network would remain even under the company's modified plan, according to nine federal agencies that have conducted technical testing over the past year.
(SUMMARY) From now on, anyone heading to the golf course at Edwards Air Force Base in California will take Crossfield Drive to the clubhouse, as the former Crest Drive was renamed for the legendary aviator and test pilot, Albert Scott Crossfield, at a special...
(SUMMARY) Cessna made the first flight of its extremely fast Citation Ten on Tuesday, and after more than two hours of flight test pilots reported that the airplane performed as expected.
(SUMMARY) Like many aspiring private pilots, Blake Crawford took and passed his checkride as soon as he possibly could - on his 17th birthday last week. What made Blake's private certificate less than ordinary, however, was the fact that he flew it in a...
(SUMMARY) EAA President/CEO Rod Hightower and EAA Founder Paul Poberezny today jointly sent a letter to the leaders of EAA's nearly 1,000 chapters, outlining the reshaping and strengthening moves originally announced by the organization last week.
(SUMMARY) EAA President/CEO Rod Hightower and EAA Founder Paul Poberezny today jointly sent a letter to the leaders of EAA's nearly 1,000 chapters, outlining the reshaping and strengthening moves originally announced by the organization last week.
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