EAA Canada
Stories from our friends in the North. Subscribe to the monthly Bits and Pieces newsletter to catch the latest Canadian aviation happenings.
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Bits and Pieces: Ruffled Feathers
One of the first things you notice about flying to Oshkosh is that “chatter” on the airwaves is kept to an absolute minimum — all in an effort to speed along the movements of airplanes and… Read more
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In Search of Charlie Brown
EAA member Kirk Tilley’s journey to pick up his new airplane, a Cessna 150 taildragger nicknamed Charlie Brown. Read more
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I Am a SUN ‘n FUN Volunteer!
The daily attendance of an aviation event, such as SUN ‘n FUN, is only half of the excitement. Being on the grounds for a continuous 24 hours, over several days, is a totally amazing and unique… Read more
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Dick Roe Remembered
Some thoughts and memories about Canadian EAA member Dick Roe. Read more
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BC AERO Holds First Spring Training for Pilots and Ground Handlers
EAA member Mike Davenport takes us through a recent spring training exercise for BC AERO, an emergency airlift response organization. Read more
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Time to Say Goodbye
EAA member Werner Griesbeck says farewell to his 1938 Fairchild 24. Read more
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EAA Chapter 63 Selects 2022 Ray Scholars
Chapter 63 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, recently awarded Ray Scholarships to two more young people looking to pursue a career in aviation. Read more
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Ruffled Feathers: Airmanship
What is the meaning of “airmanship”? Bits and Pieces contributor John Wyman explains. Read more
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Airplane Camping — I Liked It!
EAA Canadian Council member Scott Knowlton takes his Aircamper for a camping trip. Read more
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My Swap: 210 for a Wilga
EAA member Dennis Weatherald tells the story of his eventful first flight in his PZL Wilga. Read more