Sport Aviation Magazine
Expert tips and inspiring stories from EAA Sport Aviation, our premier monthly magazine. See more at EAA.org/SportAviation, or become a member at EAA.org/Join to get new issues in your inbox each month and gain full access to the digital archives dating back to 1953.
Filter by our various columns, each offering a different expertise area.
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Fitting the Sport Plane to the Mission
It starts with a definition, as columnist and regular contributor Budd Davisson explains in this piece that originally ran in the June 2020 issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine. Read more
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Batteries and Alternators
The power of simplicity. Read more
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The Technical Counselor Visit: How to Communicate Bad News
Communicating “bad news” or items that need correcting is one of the toughest jobs a technical counselor has — but is probably the most important. Getting the details right can make the difference between safe flying… Read more
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EAA’s Attic — Pathfinder Flight Visualizer
Long before ForeFlight, AnywhereMap, or even GPS, a company called Thompson Designs in Addison, Illinois, came up with a moving map display for GA pilots. Read more
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Faulty Flying or Faulty Instruction?
Teaching more than the minimum. Read more
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What Our Members Are Building/Restoring — Ohio Scottish Aviation Bulldog T Mk. 1
Steve Koenig takes us through the restoration of his Scottish Aviation Bulldog T Mk. I. Read more
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Volunteer Spotlight — Lon Nanke
If you’ve visited the EAA Aviation Museum in the past seven or eight years, there’s a good chance you’ve met docent Lon Nanke, EAA 187526. Read more
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Fly Straight
The top five rigging mistakes and how to correct them. Read more
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EAA’s Attic — South American Pictorial Travel and Trading Game
This board game was released in 1942 by Parker Brothers, the company best known for the iconic Monopoly game. The object of the game is to explore South American destinations and buy and sell assorted commodities. Read more
