Where can we start? OK, How about April, when the winter fitfully surrenders to spring, the rains come regularly and grass begins to green up a little, or at least that's the way it's supposed to be. Our April EAA meeting topic was "Flying Alaska" by member David Hoffman. A

EAA 1016 kicked off 2023 with an informal non-meeting meeting at Fahrenheit Pizza ... about 20+ of us gathered to enjoy a slice (or two) of Jim's good grub and refreshments from the beer tap ... I'm sure there are incriminating photos but I didn't get any. We had a great time

What a great gathering! About 45 members and guests converged on the Western North Carolina Air Museum for our annual Covered Dish Supper and it was a smashing success! Great food, great people and a reasonably fair video of the occasion posted on YouTube .. Chapters | Join ChapterLocal EAA chapters allows

Steve Murray has done it again! As an engineer and experimenter, Steve has few peers, managing to wring all the energy he can as efficiently as he can from every gallon of 93 octane auto fuel he runs through his family RV-10. A video (our first attempt at recording a

What a great month for flying here in Western NC! Well, after the first Saturday, anyway. We like to run over to Morristown TN for EAA 1494's First Saturday breakfast but mother nature intervened for most of us and the morning fog in and around the mountains was just too

What a great meeting on August 9th!  36-38 members and friends were there to enjoy Jacob's cooking and the WNC Air Museum's hospitality. It seems we enjoy each other's company! Shane Parreco did a super job explaining the latest airfoil theory from NASA and Al Bowers which uses the most