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What Our Members Are Building/Restoring — Nevada Javron PA-18 Replicas
EAA member Ron Kodimer takes us through the build of three identical Javron Super Cubs. […]
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Not Your Mother’s STOL Competition
Taking place this past September at Byrd’s Adventure Center in the middle of the Arkansas Ozarks, the ArkanSTOL Ozark Backwoods Challenge featured some of the nation’s premier STOL pilots! […]
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Private Pilot Milestone — Niall Devlin
Niall Devlin, recipient of the Richard R. Harper Memorial Scholarship, earns his wings. […]
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A Phone Call That Unlocked Further Research of our Huey
Every time I think that I have talked to everyone who spent time with our UH-1 in Vietnam, I am surprised to find someone else. This caller surprised me with amazing information and photos which I had never seen. […]
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Making an Emergency Landing as a Student Pilot
Ryan Majors put his training to the ultimate test during his cross-country solo flight when he had to make an emergency landing in a field. […]
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It’s Suddenly Quiet
What should be your first action when experiencing a power loss? The correct response is fly the airplane! […]
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EAA’s Attic — Pitcairn Autogiro Blade
Legendary aircraft designer Harold Pitcairn formed the Pitcairn-Cierva Autogiro Co. in 1929 to build aircraft in partnership with rotorcraft pioneer Juan de la Cierva. […]
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Better Late Than Never
Although he began his flight training in 1970, it wasn’t until 2004 that Dan Simpson, EAA 9029549, earned his private pilot certificate. […]
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Ray Scholar Gives Back
Jake Owsley, EAA 1283935 and Ray Aviation Scholar recipient, flies his first Young Eagle passengers after earning his private pilot certificate. […]
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Commercial Certificate Milestone — Michelle Trobaugh
When I first learned that I was chosen for one of the scholarships I had difficulty believing it. With the help of the scholarship, I was able to finance and earn my Commercial Pilot Certification in December 2020, much sooner than I would have been able to do on my own. […]