The Jabiru J432, a Light-Sport Twin, and What the New MOSAIC Rules Let You Fly Starting Tomorrow
New FAA MOSAIC rules take effect July 24, 2026, redrawing light-sport around stall speed - and a twin-engine Jabiru J432 is the first proof.
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The P Fifty-One Mustang, the Allison That Ran Out of Breath, and the Merlin Swap That Built a Legend on Warbird Alley
The P-51 Mustang began as an underpowered disappointment until a Rolls-Royce Merlin engine swap turned it into WWII's finest piston fighter.
TaildraggerAireon, the Sixty-Six Iridium Satellites, and the Space-Based ADS-B Net That Erased the Ocean's Blind Spot
Radio Hangar explores Aireon, the Sixty-Six Iridium Satellites, and the Space-Based ADS-B Net That Erased the Ocean's Blind Spot.
VectorAluminum Overcast, the EAA B-17 Flying Fortress, and the Volunteers Who Keep a Bomber Flying at Oshkosh
How the EAA and its volunteers keep Aluminum Overcast, one of the last airworthy B-17 bombers, flying at Oshkosh and across America.
TaildraggerAOPA's We've Got Your Back Campaign Lands at Oshkosh
AOPA launched its 'We've Got Your Back' membership campaign at Oshkosh 2026 - here's what it actually means for pilots.
TowerDoc, the B-29 Superfortress Pulled From a Desert Bombing Range and Rebuilt by the People Who Once Built Her
How Doc, one of only two flying B-29 Superfortresses, was rescued from a desert bombing range and rebuilt by the people who first built her.
TaildraggerKidVenture at Pioneer Airport and the Kids Who Walk In as Spectators and Walk Out Building an Airplane
Inside EAA's KidVenture at Pioneer Airport, where kids drive real rivets, build real aircraft parts, and often take their first flight.
RampRock Your Wings Over the Fisk Railroad Tracks and the Fifteen Hundred Foot Line That Keeps the Oshkosh Arrival Alive
How to fly the Fisk VFR arrival into EAA AirVenture Oshkosh: exact speeds, altitudes, rocking your wings, and staying safe.
PatternThe Lawn Chair by the Wingtip - Flightline Etiquette and the Unwritten Rules of Walking the Oshkosh Ramp
The unwritten rules of walking the Oshkosh flightline - from why you never touch a prop to why the lawn chairs face outward.
RampThe Question of the Day, What's the Plan Tomorrow, and Flying the Mass Departure Out of Oshkosh
How to plan a safe departure from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh: read the FAA notice, fly your assigned track, and beat summer weather and fatigue.
TowerThe Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, the Jug, and the Seven-Ton Fighter That Brought Its Pilots Home on the Oshkosh Warbird Ramp
The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was WWII's biggest single-engine fighter, and its massive airframe is exactly why it brought so many pilots home.
TaildraggerBernard Pietenpol, the Air Camper, and the Minnesota Farmer Who Bolted a Ford Engine to a Homebuilt and Started It All
How Minnesota farmer Bernard Pietenpol bolted a Ford Model A engine to a homebuilt airplane and launched the entire experimental aviation movement.
TaildraggerCarburetor Ice and the Partial Power Loss That Sneaks Up in the Fisk Arrival Conga Line
Radio Hangar explores Carburetor Ice and the Partial Power Loss That Sneaks Up in the Fisk Arrival Conga Line.
PatternDynon, the Approved Model List STC, and How the Experimental World Talked Its Way Into the Certified Cockpit
How Dynon's Approved Model List STC brought cheap, solid-state glass panels from the experimental world into certified cockpits.
VectorNinety-One One Fifty-Nine, the Hemispheric Rule, and Choosing a Cruise Altitude That Keeps You Legal and Alive on the Way to Oshkosh
How to choose a legal VFR cruise altitude under FAR 91.159's hemispheric rule - and how it changes for the Oshkosh arrival.
PatternZenith Rolls Out the C H Seven Fifty Super Cruzer at Oshkosh, and What a Four Seat Kit Means for the Homebuilt Crowd
Zenith debuted the four-seat CH 750 Super Cruzer kit at Oshkosh, expanding its lineup beyond two-seaters into the family-airplane market.
TowerAluminum Overcast - How EAA Volunteers Rescued a B-17 and Made Her the Heart of the Flightline
How EAA volunteers saved B-17 'Aluminum Overcast' - a bomber that missed WWII by five days - and kept her flying as living history.
TaildraggerDoc the B Twenty-Nine and the Wichita Volunteers Who Pulled a Superfortress Off the Bombing Range
How volunteers pulled the B-29 Doc off a desert bombing range and spent 16 years restoring her to flight.
TaildraggerLeo Loudenslager, the Laser 200, and the Airline Captain Who Rebuilt Aerobatics One Rivet at a Time
How airline captain Leo Loudenslager built the Laser 200 by hand and won seven U.S. and one world aerobatic title, reshaping modern airshows.
TaildraggerSteve Wittman, Buster, and the Little Racer That Gave Oshkosh Its Name
Steve Wittman was the self-taught Wisconsin racer whose homebuilt speed machines and spring-steel landing gear earned him a legacy - and Oshkosh's airport its name.
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