Month: April 2022

It’s been 50 years since John Hatz made the first flight of his CB-1, a biplane he designed for himself when he couldn’t find exactly what he wanted on the market. In the decades since, scores of people have fallen in love with the design and built their own, and several of them came to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2018 for a very happy half-century birthday party. […]

International Learn to Fly Day is this Saturday! Are you thinking about taking the first steps to earning your pilot certificate? We can help! EAA has developed pathways to flight making it easier, more affordable, and more accessible. […]

Warbird Squadron 30, based at Lloyd Stearman Field (1K1), had the opportunity to host Betsy’s Biscuit Bomber and crew while it is en route to participate in the 75th anniversary of D-Day with the Daks Over Normandy event. […]

Ruth Gallatin-Bock, EAA 340695, recalls her memories of growing up at EAA fly-ins with her father Harold Gallatin, EAA 20, who was one of the original five to help Paul Poberezny turn the EAA fly-in convention into what it is today. […]

This time on EAA’s The Green Dot, the crew was joined by Lakeland Aero Club President Mike Zidziunas to discuss his work with young people, how to missionize chapter events for the good of aviation, and more. […]

It all started with a Young Eagles flight. […]

Spring cleaning turned up a couple of WWII-era Saturday Evening Post magazines for one EAA member. […]

EAA member Doug Martin recalls his first trip to EAAC Sport Aviation Convention in Orillia, Ontario. […]