Does the EAA still cover ultralights?

[BobM]

I am an old member (1986) that has strayed. Now i am back and cannot find much coverage of ultralights. I know EAA went all out on the LSA scene. Does that mean they are discouraging ultralights?
Or has this old man just not looked in the right places?

[BobM]

Whoops! I just found a sight where I can get the "Light Plane World" online.
Maybe EAA hasn't abandoned ULs!

[Hal Bryan]

Bob -

We just posted a new album of mostly-ultralight photos from AirVenture yesterday as well:

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...17868041582421

Always some good stuff here as well:

http://www.facebook.com/EAALightPlaneWorld

Cheers -

Hal

[Timm Bogenhagen]

EAA has many members that fly ultralights and other experimental light planes that look and fly like ultralights. Check out the EAA Ultralights web site at http://www.eaa.org/ultralights/

EAA maintains ultralight pilot and vehicle registration programs to support the self-regulation intent of FAR Part 103, http://www.eaa.org/ultralights/registration.asp

EAA's chapter network has dedicated EAA Ultralight chapters. Check out this link and select Ultralight Chapters from the drop down chapter type menu, http://www.eaa.org/chapters/locator/

[Ray Shipway]

What happened to our handsome hats and tee shirts!!

[FlyingRon]

The UL industry is dying however. It's been getting leaner and leaner around the UL area at Oshkosh the past few years.