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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RV-8 and ADS-B Testing Across Canada
A long cross country flight proved the perfect opportunity to test new tech. Read more
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Chapter 1051 — Canada’s Most Easterly Chapter
How one EAA chapter has grown in the midst of the pandemic. Read more
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There’s a Zombie at our Airport!
There has been an incredible amount of activity at our airfield these days. Not so much with pilots and aircraft, but with zombies. Seriously! Zombies. Read more
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Beefalo Fly-In
Fresh burgers and corn on the cob on the Québec/U.S. border. Read more
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Why So Sad?
Any idea why this aircraft looks so sad? It was sent to us by Mike Davenport. What do you think happened? Read more
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A Day at the Beach
For most of us, the word “beach” immediately invokes thoughts of a relaxed freedom, stemming from our early primal experiences of cavorting on seemingly endless acres of soft sand, with all manner of toys and primitive… Read more
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Moe’s Ottawa River Fly-In 2020
The last time I attended this event was with John Wyman in his ski-plane, a Champ, say five years ago. Read more
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Our Hike Into the British Columbia Bush to the Canso Bomber Wreckage
At 2300 on the night of February 10, 1945, a Royal Canadian Air Force Consolidated PBV-1A* Catalina serial No. 11007, also known as the Canso, took off from RCAF Tofino on a routine exercise flight. Read more
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Aero Camping Expo at Brampton, Ontario
Visitors were amazed at the amount of stuff we could shoehorn into the Cessna 177 Cardinal or the GlaStar, next door. Aero camping can be very comfortable. Read more
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Flying in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia
Flying in the lower mainland of British Columbia can be a wonderful experience with the views of the scenic snow-covered coastal mountains just to the north and the Strait of Georgia to the west. Read more