by EAA | Mar 17, 2022 | Attic, EAA Museum, EAA Sport Aviation, Spruce Goose
A closer look at a wooden fragment taken from the largest flying boat ever built, the legendary Hughes H-4 Hercules. Read...
by Sam Oleson | Mar 10, 2022 | EAA Aviation Museum, EAA Museum, F-4, Vietnam War, Warbirds
Randall “Duke” Cunningham, who flew the F-4 Phantom II in Vietnam and became the U.S. Navy’s only pilot ace of the war, will speak about his career on March 17 as part of the EAA Aviation Museum Speaker Series. Read...
by EAA | Feb 17, 2022 | Attic, EAA Aviation Museum, EAA Museum, EAA Sport Aviation
The ATC-510 Personal Flight Simulator was manufactured in the 1970s by Analog Training Computers Inc. The full unit includes the simulated panel and a pair of rudder pedals. Read...
by Chris Henry | Feb 11, 2022 | EAA Aviation Museum, EAA Museum, Goodyear Blimp
Adam Basaran, Goodyear assistant chief pilot, will discuss flying the famous Goodyear Blimp on February 17 as part of the EAA Aviation Museum Speaker Series. Read...
by EAA | Jan 19, 2022 | Attic, EAA Museum, EAA Sport Aviation, Joe Engle
Before being selected as an astronaut, Joe Engle was assigned to the NASA M2-F1. A small, ungainly craft made of steel tubing and mahogany, the M2-F1 was designed to test the “lifting-body” concept — a type of aircraft shaped to generate lift without wings. Read...
by Sam Oleson | Jan 14, 2022 | EAA Aviation Museum, EAA Museum, U-2, U.S. Air Force
Carl Trout, who flew the legendary Lockheed U-2 reconnaissance aircraft for a dozen years, will present about his career and experiences in the cockpit of the Dragon Lady on Thursday, January 20, as part of the EAA Aviation Museum Speaker Series. Read...
