Experimental Aircraft Association

The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is a global association of flying aficionados situated in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Since its origin it has become globally with more than 180,000 members and almost 1,000 sections around the world.

The EAA was established in 1953 by veteran pilot Paul Poberezny alongside other flying lovers. The association started as pretty much a flying club. Paul Poberenzy clarifies the way of the association's name, "In light of the fact that the planes we flew were changed or worked starting with no outside help, they were required to show an EXPERIMENTAL notice where it could be seen on the entryway or cockpit, so it was entirely characteristic that we call ourselves the "Exploratory Aircraft Association". Homebuilding is still an expansive piece of EAA, yet the association has become throughout the years to incorporate verging on each part of avionics and aviation.

EAA is continually taking a shot at various support issues for the benefit of our individual individuals, sections, and the GA people group all in all. Our work is propelled by our objective of bringing obstructions down to aeronautics interest and helping our kindred pilots now and later on.

Some of our work benefits singular individuals, a few advantages limited groups. A lot of our exertion, be that as it may, addresses concerns shared by every single recreational pilot, present and future. EAA individuals speak to each part of avionics and regularly have different interests. We fly them. We settle them. We even form them.

EAA individuals are what we jump at the chance to call the "managers of the fire." Sure, we adore planes. However, it goes past that. It's about energy, brotherhood, that ol' can-do soul, and a grassroots method for offering our affection for avionics to others.