Special Kay is special for a number of reasons, some of them having to do with the luck (both good and bad) that followed it through its post-military career and allowed it to be the sole flying representative of its very limited breed. […]
Ryan Sundsmo has large dreams, soloing is just the beginning. […]
When a visitor enters the EAA Aviation Museum, they are greeted by the warm face of one of our proud docents each with an amazing story of why they are there. […]
Jeremy Schotter, EAA 1170764, started attending AirVenture in 2015 after two of his friends had been inviting him for years. […]
How well do you know Oshkosh? Pick the year this aircraft FIRST attended Oshkosh convention! […]
On the latest episode of EAA’s The Green Dot podcast, the crew sat down with Jon Bernstein to discuss his unique background in aviation and transitioning from researching and writing about the Boeing AH-64 Apache to joining the Army and flying it. […]
It started out as a joke. After a dismal performance in a flour bombing contest John Marzulli laughed with friends that he should build a targeting computer to improve his odds. John had a “Eureka!” moment when he realized he could do just that. […]
About 30 years ago, I decided that if I were going to continue to fly my first RotorWay helicopter, I needed more power. So, back then I designed and built an all-aluminum Chevy V-6 engine with a planetary transmission. It produced more than 300 hp, and I flew it for about 50 hours and then sold it. […]
Gregg Erickson, EAA 56579, shares his 52 years’ worth of EAA AirVenture stories. […]
The Irwin family’s BT-13 Valiant has come full circle for new caretaker Jim Irwin. […]
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