Paul Poberezny, the Homebuilt That Started It All, and the Backyard Movement That Became AirVenture Oshkosh
How Paul Poberezny turned a wrecked glider and a garage-built airplane into EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, the world's largest fly-in.
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The Homebuilt Judges, the Clipboards, and the Lindy Award - Walking the Kit and Plans-Built Rows at AirVenture Oshkosh Where a Decade in the Garage Gets Its Reckoning
Radio Hangar explores The Homebuilt Judges, the Clipboards, and the Lindy Award - Walking the Kit and Plans-Built Rows at AirVenture Oshkosh Where a Decade in the Garage Gets Its Reckoning.
RampBurt Rutan, the VariEze, and the Backwards Little Canard That Buzzed Into Oshkosh in Nineteen Seventy-Five and Blew the Doors Off the Homebuilt World
Radio Hangar explores Burt Rutan, the VariEze, and the Backwards Little Canard That Buzzed Into Oshkosh in Nineteen Seventy-Five and Blew the Doors Off the Homebuilt World.
TaildraggerSteve Wittman, Chief Oshkosh, and the Air Racer Whose Name Is Painted on the Field Where the Whole Show Lands
Steve Wittman was a legally blind air racer and self-taught engineer whose name Oshkosh's airport bears - and whose ideas still fly today.
TaildraggerThe Homebuilt Glass Panel War at Oshkosh and How Garmin's G3X Touch and the Experimental Autopilot Servo Broke Open Certified Avionics
How experimental homebuilt aircraft became the lab that made modern glass panels and autopilots cheap - then pushed them into certified cockpits.
VectorBernard 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.
TaildraggerCurtis Pitts, Betty Skelton, and the Little Biplane That Taught the World to Roll
How Curtis Pitts and pilot Betty Skelton turned a homemade Florida biplane into the airplane that taught the world to roll.
TaildraggerAirVenture Tuesday and the Oshkosh Question of the Day - What Half a Million People Came to See
What half a million people come to see at EAA AirVenture 2026 in Oshkosh - and why the answer signals a healthy GA industry.
TowerPaul Poberezny, the Baby Ace, and the Basement in Milwaukee Where the Whole Homebuilt Movement Began
How Paul Poberezny founded the EAA in his Milwaukee basement in 1953 and sparked the entire homebuilt aircraft movement.
TaildraggerThe Van's RV-15 and the High-Wing Bet That Could Redraw the Kit-Plane Market
Van's RV-15 is the company's first high-wing kit, a backcountry bet unveiled at Oshkosh after surviving Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
VectorVan's Aircraft and the Chapter Eleven: What the RV Line's Recovery Means for Experimental Aviation
Van's Aircraft survived its November 2023 Chapter 11 filing and is shipping kits again - what RV owners, active builders, and prospective buyers need to know.
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