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It's The Experimental Aircraft Association's (EAA) 70th year in existence of serving flying enthusiasts from around the world. Communications director, Dick Knapinski, details the origins, current operations and legacy of the EAA.
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The 91-year-old started a club for recreational aviation enthusiasts in 1953, in Milwaukee. The resulting group later settled in Oshkosh.The Experimental…
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A European adventurer plans his first U.S. flight while outfitted in a custom jet suit today at the EAA's "Airventure."Yves Rossy will demonstrate his…
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The FAA has billed the EAA nearly $450,000 for the cost of air traffic controllers.The Federal Aviation Administration says the fee will cover the cost…
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Due to federal budget cuts under sequestration, the Experimental Aircraft Association will have to pay for 87 air traffic controllers during this summer's…
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Every year people who live to build and fly airplanes descend - literally - on Oshkosh Wisconsin for the Experimental Aircraft Association's annual…