FLYINGEditor's Choice Awardsfor 2005
After the end of each year, Flying's editors review aviation developments of the previous 12 months, searching for outstanding achievements. In making our choices we consider only aircraft, avionics, pilot services and equipment that have actually entered service during the year. Here are our selections for the 2005 Flying Editors' Choice Awards.
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Company leases facility in Brunswick, Maine.
Rod Hightower to replace Tom Poberezny as new EAA president.
Michael Maya Charles to take over as Flying Editor-in-Chief.
The final leg into Oshkosh was the toughest.
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EAA's meticulously restored B-17G "Aluminum Overcast".
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Tico Belle C-47
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