EAA Canada

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Ruffled Feathers: Reflections on a Year’s Writing

Bits and Pieces contributor John Wyman looks back on the past year of writing his Ruffled Feathers column. Read more
Discovering New Products at SUN ‘n FUN

At SUN ‘n FUN 2023, an interesting company, Aithre Aviation, which focuses on aviation health informatics systems, was showcasing their new Healthview avionics display system. Read more
Vernon Snowflakes RV Formation Flying Team

EAA member John Crook gives us a brief history and overview of the Vernon Snowflakes — an RV formation team based in British Columbia. Read more
Paper Charts – Remember Those?

Bits and Pieces Mike Davenport discusses his preference for a more traditional version of flying, without the latest high-tech gadgets. Read more
There Were Dragons in Canada

A brief history of the de Havilland DH.84 Dragon biplane in Canada. Read more
The Electroluminescent Performer Electrifies

Occasionally, a genuinely new and fresh talent shows up on the air show circuit that sparks the imaginations of the audience. This is the case with Canadian air show pilot Kyle Fowler. Read more
Connections: No matter how tenuous

When someone becomes famous and well known, it is in our nature to try and relate to that person in any way we can. We look for similarities and connections no matter how tenuous. I had… Read more
The Chips Are Down

I was having problems with the red beacon atop the fin of my aircraft. The breaker would occasionally pop and despite cleaning all the connections and grounds, and bench testing the power supply (flasher unit), no… Read more
Ruffled Feathers: The Big Picture

Bits and Pieces contributor discusses key points to consider to “stay ahead of the airplane.” Read more
My Experience Building an RV-9A

Bits and Pieces editor Ian Brown takes us through his time building an airplane over the course of nearly a decade. Read more