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: Milestone — EAA Chapter 63’s Ray Scholar Is a Pilot!
Congratulations to EAA Chapter 63’s first Ray scholar, Megan Lokstet, on earning her pilot license! Read more
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Bits and Pieces: Aerial Artistry With a Heart
Canadian pilot Dimitri Neonakis has taken to creating inspiring aerial art in Nova Scotia. Read more
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Aircraft Stories – My Stinson 108
EAA member Mike Davenport recounts the history of his 75-year-old Stinson 108-1. Read more
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Bits and Pieces: Western Canada Aerobatics Championship – My Story
Jeff Seaborn, chair of the EAA Canadian Council, takes us through his experience competing at the Western Canada Aerobatics Championship in Alberta. Read more
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Bits and Pieces: Creating a Bearhawk Rudder Trim System
EAA Chapter 245 President Mark Richardson takes us through the inception and creation of the rudder trim system he’s installing on his scratchbuilt Bearhawk. Read more
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Bits and Pieces: Casey Fly-In 2021
The remote town of Casey, Quebec, hosts a fly-in each September. EAA member Bill Evans shares his experience traveling to and from the event this year. Read more
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Bits and Pieces: Simulated Cockpits — An Unrealized Potential?
A look at flight simulator cockpits and their value to potential pilots and the general aviation community at large. Read more
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Bits and Pieces: Canes and What (Not) to Do With Them
When flying with a cane, here’s what you shouldn’t do. Read more
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Bits and Pieces: If Our Aircraft Could Talk, Oh What Stories…
EAA Canadian Council member Jack Neima recounts the long and fascinating history of his 82-year-old Piper Cub. Read more
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Western Canada Aerobatics Championship
On Sept. 4-5, the Western Canada Aerobatics Championship was held at Rocky Mountain House, Alberta (CYRM). The event has been in “Rocky” on that weekend for many years. Read more