|
EAA - The Experimental Aircraft Association
|
EAA is an international 170,000-member organization encouraging and supporting recreational and sport aviation, and the home of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration.
|
-
FAA: Existing TTF Agreements May be Allowed, But Not New Ones
People with existing residential through-the-fence agreements at public-use airports will be allowed to continue with those agreements, provided they meet certain requirements, the FAA announced at a meeting in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, September 1.
-
SportAir Workshop in New Hampshire September 18-19
Thinking about building an aircraft but not sure how to take the first step? Daniel Webster College's Aviation Department in Nashua, New Hampshire, will host SportAir's weekend workshop program on September 18-19 with a series of workshops aimed at teaching you the fundamentals of aircraft construction.
-
Too Early for EPA to Make Fuels Assessment
The Environmental Protection Agency currently does not have sufficient data to make a determination on lead emissions from aircraft engines, according to GA Avgas Coalition comments submitted by EAA and other aviation and petroleum associations to the Environmental Protection Agency on Friday.
-
Kings Seek Learning Opportunity in Security Blunder
Last weekend's incident in which the Santa Barbara Police Department detained and handcuffed John and Martha King at gunpoint revealed a number of shortcomings within the system that John, commenting in his blog, said need to be fixed before a tragedy occurs.
-
The Best Photos from AirVenture 2010
You'll see more in the September issue of EAA Sport Aviation, but here's a preview.
-
The FAA Didn't Know the Kings Were Flying
Pilots believe that because they have entered their name, address, phone number, the number of people on board and so on into an IFR flight plan that the FAA controllers have all of that information.
-
Accreditation Puts EAA AirVenture Museum in Top Tier of Nation's Museums
EAA's AirVenture Museum in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, one of the nation's premier aviation museums, has again earned accreditation from the American Association of Museums, recognizing its commitment to excellence and high professional standards.
|
