Relocating Can Be Complicated When Airplanes Are Involved
Housing options may be easy to find, but great hangar options, not so much.
Jason McDowell
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The Unconventional Fisher P-75 Eagle
The U.S. Army Air Forces took a gamble on this hodgepodge aircraft, which later proved to be a poor bet.
GA Flight Deck Organizing Tips and Tricks
A few clever ideas for optimizing limited aircraft space.
A GA Pilot on the Success of Oshkosh
Good times rule, despite foul weather, mosquito bites, and blisters.
The Wing Derringer: A ‘Sports Car’ of the Aircraft World
In 1960, entrepreneur George Wing teamed up with John Thorpe to create a compact, two-place twin. After experimenting with various engines, the team ultimately certified and produced this aircraft, the Wing Derringer.
The Early Bird Gets the Good Parking at Oshkosh
For his first flight to EAA AirVenture as an owner, arriving really, really early paid some great benefits.
AirVenture Packing Tips for the New Owner
These things will make your time in Oshkosh more enjoyable, and they’ll protect you and your aircraft.
Why Only One WACO RPT Was Made
The aircraft was not selected for a military contract, and we found out why.
Waiting on the First Annual Inspection Bill: A True White-Knuckle Experience
How many fun mods can be added to the list? It all depends on how much the prudent upgrades cost.
The Piper Tomahawk: A Lot More Airplane for a Lot Less Money
With a T-tail and stall-spin nuances, this model rewards proper technique with a modern design.
