Sportair Workshops

[RVScooter]

For all those out there perusing the forums wondering if you can possibly muster up the skill required to build one of these great beasts of beauty, I can recommend nothing more than going to one of the EAA Sportair RV building workshops. I just attended the one in Plymouth, MA last weekend and it was AWESOME.

Over the weekend, each of us built the Vans airfoil practice kit under the guidance of a very experienced A&P instructor. Keep in mind that the purpose of the workshop is not to turn everyone into A&P professionals. It is just supposed to give attendees basic knowledge and the confidence that with a bit of practice, they too can successfully build an airplane.

It's a great first step.

[N804RV]

Originally Posted by RVScooter

For all those out there perusing the forums wondering if you can possibly muster up the skill required to build one of these great beasts of beauty, I can recommend nothing more than going to one of the EAA Sportair RV building workshops. I just attended the one in Plymouth, MA last weekend and it was AWESOME.

Over the weekend, each of us built the Vans airfoil practice kit under the guidance of a very experienced A&P instructor. Keep in mind that the purpose of the workshop is not to turn everyone into A&P professionals. It is just supposed to give attendees basic knowledge and the confidence that with a bit of practice, they too can successfully build an airplane.

It's a great first step.

Anyone here going to the one near Seattle (KPAE) in August?

Here's the link: http://www.sportair.com/schedule.html