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Navigating the Aircraft Ownership Learning Curve Through Type Clubs

Joining a like-minded group of aviators is an invaluable resource for shoppers as well as owners.

The Cautionary Tale of the Destruction of Meigs Field

It’s been more than two decades since then-Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley ordered large X’s carved into the runway, rendering it unusable.

Aviation Coalition Pushes Back on Biden Fuel Tax Hike Plan

Groups sound the alarm about the government budget plan that they believe would harm U.S. aircraft-related businesses.

This year, EAA AirVenture will feature five mass arrivals. [Wirestock Creators/Shutterstock]

AirVenture Announces Group Arrivals

EAA has published its schedule for mass arrivals at this year’s fly-in convention.

A wide range of light aircraft and the pilots that fly them will be positively affected by the implementation of MOSAIC. [Credit: Leonardo Correa Luna]

We Break Down the State of MOSAIC By the Numbers

Check out the breakdown on MOSAIC here, as the FAA enters its review period, and stay tuned for updates.

Can the FAA Flex?

The MOSAIC outcomes affect far more than just light sport aircraft, especially when it comes to the next certification pathway for eVTOLs.

Comments From Aviation Associations Take on Pros and Cons of MOSAIC

As the period closed on Monday, several signatories backed EAA’s take and the FAA must address the proposal in light of ongoing quality and oversight issues at Boeing.

EAA Education Center Continues to Expand with New Investment

Aviation learning takes place in this multipurpose facility in Oshkosh.

Thousands Taking Advantage of EAA AeroEducate

The organization is offering a way to explore aviation careers through a virtual portal.

In Depth with an ‘Airport Kid’

Raised at Maule Field (3NP), Keith Phillips is a tireless advocate for homebuilts, the EAA, and his airpark at Spruce Creek, Florida (7FL6).