Experimental Aircraft Association

Canadian Council
The EAA Canadian Council encourages participation in the programs and activities offered by the Experimental Aircraft Association, with an emphasis on youth, education and safety.

YOUTH
Youth-oriented activities to interest young people in aviation. Programs include: Air Adventure Days, Youth Membership, Air Academies and the EAA Young Eagles Program. For information on the EAA Young Eagles Program contact Lloyd Richards, Field Representative, Box 1050, Timmins, Ont., P4N 7H6; Tel.: 705-268-8060 or Fax: 705-267-1722.

EDUCATION
EAA Scholarships to further your education are available to, and have been received by, Canadians. Apply prior to May 1st of each calendar year to EAA, Box 3065, Oshkosh, WI, 54903.

SAFETY
EAA Chapters, EAA Technical Counsellors and Flight Advisors are sources of valuable information based on practical experience.

Handbook
There are well-defined steps during the construction of your amateur-built aircraft beginning with the Letter of Intent, on to the Inspections, getting the Registration Marks, performing the Fuel Flow Test, completing the Weight Report and the Application for Special CofA, receiving the Flight Permit, etc. The Handbook provides details on these and dozens of other topics to help you document the construction of your aircraft. If you are serious about building your own aircraft ask for your free copy from EAACC member Rem Walker, 2348 Garnet St., Regina, Sask., S4T 3A2. Tel.: 306-352-6442; Fax: 306-565-0694.

Ultralight Summary
If you are interested in flying ultralights this will acquaint you with the regs. Topics include: regulations for hang gliders, basic ultralights, advanced ultralights, pilot licencing, pilot permits, flight instructor rating, exams, building your basic ultralight, evaluation and flight test of ultralights, etc. Ask for your free copy from EAACC member Rem Walker, 2348 Garnet St., Regina, Sask., S4T 3A2. Tel.: 306-352-6442; Fax: 306-565-0694.

Flight Test Manual
Pointed questions are asked of you if your intent is to test fly the amateur-built aircraft your are building. "Are you qualified to test fly the aircraft?" "Are you familiar with the flight information provided by the designer?" "How much runway do you need to safely test fly the aircraft?" The intent is to prove that your aircraft will fly successfully, not to prove your macho image by trying to test fly an aircraft beyond your capabilities. If you are constructing an amateur-built aircraft and have received the registration marks, please send type of aircraft and registration marks to EAACC member Rem Walker, 2348 Garnet St., Regina, Sask., S4T 3A2, Tel.: 306-352-6442, Fax: 306-565-0694, for your free copy of the Flight Test Manual.

Canadian Council
The EAA Canadian Council encourages participation in the programs and activities offered by the Experimental Aircraft Association with an emphasis on youth, education and safety. Members of the EAA Canadian Council are:
G. Denis Browne, Chairman: Tel.: 250-286-3562; Fax: 250-286-1178. 144 South Adler Street, Campbell River, B.C., V9W 5H8
Brian Chappell: Tel.: 902-835-4843; Fax: 902-835-9624. 21 Bedford St., Bedford, N.S., B4A 1W7
Herb Cunningham: Tel.: 705-426-5135; Fax: 705-426-5613. RR #1, Beaverton, Ont., L0K 1A0
Lars Eif: Tel.: 613-837-6680. 1072 St. Germain Crescent, Orleans, Ont., K1C 2L8
Chris Falconar: Tel.: 780-479-3513; Fax: 780-438-6173. 11343 104 Street, Edmonton, Alta., T5G 2K7
Frank Hofmann: Tel.: 514-696-4572; Fax: 514-696-3542; E-mail: hofmann@johnabbott.qc.ca. 4413 Graham, Pierrefonds, Que., H9H 2C1
Ralph E. Howling: Tel.: 519-738-2317. RR #2, Harrow, Ont., N0R 1G0
Earl Kickley: Tel.: 306-487-2463. Box 428, Lampman, Sask., S0C 1N0
Rem Walker: Tel.: 306-352-6442; Fax: 306-565-0694. 2348 Garnet Street, Regina, SK, S4T 3A2

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