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Unairworthy: Prop Blade Root

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Neglecting constant-speed propeller overhauls can lead to hidden damage—like blade root wear from poor lubrication or extended inactivity.
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Wings Over Willamette Returns With STOL WARS Thrills

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Wings Over Willamette & STOL WARS returns Aug. 16–17 with forums, youth activities, and backcountry action at Oregon’s Independence State Airport.
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Sonex Highwing at AirVenture

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Sonex displays its first high-wing model at AirVenture 2025. The aerobatic Highwing blends utility, access, and top-tier handling with 130-HP power.

AirVenture Postcards

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Highlights from AirVenture 2025 captured in photos by Tom Wilson.

AirVenture in the Mirror

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Leaving Oshkosh is always a bittersweet experience—on the one hand, we’ve been here for seven days, showing up at the field just after sunrise,...

Lions of Wittman Plains

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You’ve seen the image of lions lined up in the shadow of an airplane wing on the plains of the Serengeti? We present to...

Postcards From Oshkosh—Saturday

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Highlights from AirVenture 2025 captured in photos by Tom Wilson.

ChairVenture!

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Colorful Adirondack chairs and chapter signs at the Blue Barn highlight EAA’s homebuilding spirit and creativity across the country.

The New Generation of Homebuilt Aircraft Judges

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Young women bring fresh energy and engineering chops to the evolving AirVenture Homebuilt Aircraft judging team.
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Homebuilder Awards Given at Thursday Dinner

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Top EAA honors awarded to standout contributors in homebuilt aviation for innovation, flight testing, and aircraft design at Thursday’s national gathering.

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Checkpoints

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Darwin in aviation.
Lietzan RV-10 with the elaborate paint job

RV-10 Paint Scheme Paints a Family Story

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Four generations influenced Ernie and Jeanne Lietzan’s RV-10.

Wag-Aero Sport Trainer

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Builder Dave Klages’ Wag-Aero Sport Trainer remains faithful in most ways to the J-3 Cub that inspired it; by Marc Cook.

Flight Review: Falken Avionics iPad-based EFIS

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By now, the Apple iPad has established itself as a strong utility player in many aircraft, most often running as a so-called electronic flight bag (EFB) to display moving maps, charts, weather and traffic. But Falken Avionics’ Flight View system has a different take on putting Apple’s tablet to use—as a primary instrument.