Webinars

Chris Henry and Ben Page from the EAA Aviation Museum explore the history of the Culver PQ-14. This sporty little red airplane actually has an interesting history in the world of test flight. Join us as we uncover some of the exciting adventures of the PQ-14 in the test flight world.

If you've ever wondered whether or not you could handle some of the more uncommon and rare in-flight emergencies a pilot might experience, then this is the program for you. Rod Machado provides practical strategies for dealing with those uncommon but still serious in-flight emergencies that can affect all pilots.

EAA Sport Aviation “The Classic Instructor” columnist Steve Krog presents information to explain traffic pattern procedures at non-towered airports. Steve discusses procedures and techniques to help navigate the traffic pattern safely and efficiently.

In our GPS Direct world there are still some tips and tricks that make IFR flight more efficient with much lower workload. From his own experience (some of it learned the hard way), Thomas P. Turner provides ideas for planning and executing IFR flights using non-towered airports, into and out of high-density airspace using SIDs and STARs, when it’s a good idea to pick up a clearance in the air and when it’s not, and special techniques for making short-distance flights in instrument meteorological conditions.

Vice-Chairman Dave Juckem will review the judging process and procedures related to homebuilt aircraft judging at AirVenture.

With fuel prices at all-time highs, it’s more important than ever for pilots of GA airplanes to fly in a fuel-efficient fashion. So, how can we get the best bang for our avgas buck? Well, it turns out that there are a bunch of things that contribute to fuel-efficient flying. Mike Busch discusses optimal airspeeds, leaning, throttle and RPM settings, altitude, and fuel price bargain hunting. This webinar should give you the tools you need to make the most of the fuel you buy.

One of the hidden gems of the EAA Aviation Museum is Pioneer Airport, located behind the main museum. This re-creation of a 1930s airfield houses a special part of the museum’s collection, including many examples of golden age aircraft. Museum staff members Chris Henry and Ben Page take a look behind the doors of Pioneer Airport.

In a perfect world, the winds are always light, and what wind there is blows straight down the runway. Too bad we don’t always get to fly in a perfect world! In this FAA Safety Team WINGS award webinar, Prof. H. Paul Shuch will help you to tame your flying dragon during crosswind takeoffs, landings, en route, and in the traffic pattern.

This webinar provides an overview of the FAA enforcement process and philosophy pertaining to certificate holders for alleged violations of the Federal Aviation Regulations. Attorneys James Cooling and Alan Farkas from EAA’s Legal Advisory Council will provide tips and best practices for steps to take for airmen and other certificate holders facing a possible enforcement action.

Datalink weather has the potential to make your flying safer and more comfortable, but only if you know how to use it properly. Join Sporty's Pilot Shop’s John Zimmerman for an in-depth look at ADS-B, SiriusXM, and how to use them in flight.

• Weather accident trends
• The 5 rules of datalink weather
• Differences between ADS-B and SiriusXM
• Popular weather receivers
• Real-world weather flying scenarios

The very best maintenance shops do thorough inspections and meticulous maintenance but can also run up shockingly high invoices unless the aircraft owner is actively engaged and keeps the shop on a short leash. Maintenance guru Mike Busch A&P/IA demonstrates exactly how this should be done, using a real-life example of an owner who appropriately declined two-thirds of the shop's proposed repairs, thereby reducing a $25,000 work order to a $5,000 invoice. You'll learn what kinds of things can be reasonably and prudently declined or deferred, and what things you should always approve.

One of the hidden gems of the EAA Aviation Museum is Pioneer Airport, located behind the main museum. This re-creation of a 1930s airfield houses a special part of the museum’s collection, including many examples of golden age aircraft. Museum staff members Chris Henry and Ben Page take a look behind the doors of Pioneer Airport.

This webinar will cover the basics of tax exempt status for EAA chapters. Patti Arthur, a tax attorney with many years of experience helping EAA chapters, will help you understand the basic rules of tax exempt and charitable status.