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Basic Air Academy Camp Take the next step at the EAA Air Academy Basic Camp with interesting and challenging hands-on activities developed for intermediate students.
Young Eagles Camp The EAA Air Academy Young Eagles Camp teaches the basics of flight in a science camp format that is a unique combination of fun and discovery.
Why I Volunteer for Young Eagles I have flown 119 kids since 2009 and have enjoyed each and every flight. Like most pilots, I have a few Young Eagles flights that stand out.
Busy, Busy, Busy! An update from Bits and Pieces editor Ian Brown as we inch closer to spring.
Welcome, 2023! Welcome back! I am beyond excited for all we have planned in 2023. I hope your holidays were filled with rest and relaxation.
Windsurfers and Ultralights AirVenture Wheels Are Turning, Delightful Flight Stories
From the Archives — Fifty Years Ago: Canadian in Unlimited Class at Reno This gentleman, Ormond Hayden-Baillie, seems to have been quite the competitive pilot. He emigrated from England to Canada where he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. He flew more than 30 different aircraft types and owned several T-33s.
EAA advocacy effort results in new option for Task-Based Phase I flight testing New program offers greater safety enhancement, options for subsequent owners

Basic Air Academy Camp

Take the next step at the EAA Air Academy Basic Camp with interesting and challenging hands-on activities developed for intermediate students.

Young Eagles Camp

The EAA Air Academy Young Eagles Camp teaches the basics of flight in a science camp format that is a unique combination of fun and discovery.

Why I Volunteer for Young Eagles

I have flown 119 kids since 2009 and have enjoyed each and every flight. Like most pilots, I have a few Young Eagles flights that stand out.

Busy, Busy, Busy!

An update from Bits and Pieces editor Ian Brown as we inch closer to spring.

Welcome, 2023!

Welcome back! I am beyond excited for all we have planned in 2023. I hope your holidays were filled with rest and relaxation.

Windsurfers and Ultralights

AirVenture Wheels Are Turning, Delightful Flight Stories

From the Archives — Fifty Years Ago: Canadian in Unlimited Class at Reno

This gentleman, Ormond Hayden-Baillie, seems to have been quite the competitive pilot. He emigrated from England to Canada where he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. He flew more than 30 different aircraft types and owned several T-33s.

EAA advocacy effort results in new option for Task-Based Phase I flight testing

New program offers greater safety enhancement, options for subsequent owners

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