Author: Tom Snow

Why does reporter Tom Snow kept returning to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh for more than 30 years? It’s because of those […]

Although the S-LSA biplane looks similar to previous Super Petrel models, which have been manufactured in Brazil by Scoda Aeronautica […]

The famous Howard DGA-6 replica “Mister Mulligan” became the first airplane to fly in an air show powered by G100UL […]

“I had known about Oshkosh ever since learning to fly in 1985,” said airline pilot Dan Cook. “It was like […]

Reid-Hillview Airport of Santa Clara County (KRHV), Watsonville Municipal Airport (KWVI), and Meadows Field Airport (KBFL) in Bakersfield will be […]

The P-51 Mustang has long been at the top of most pilot’s list of planes they’d like to own, but […]

Getting your seaplane rating should be a fun experience, says Charles Welden, owner of WaterWings, a seaplane flight school near […]

A 10-year conversion creates a twin-engine Van’s RV-6A named the Twin JAG. Source: general aviationThe Twin JAG: A twin-engine RV-6A

“We should pass a law to require every U.S. senator to spend two days at Oshkosh,” said Senator James Inhofe […]

Reporter Tom Snow shares some highlights from his reporter’s notebook from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2021. Source: general aviationOshkosh 2021: From […]