AOPA Live This Week

Despite COVID-19, a surprising forecast for general aviation. A real life Rosie the Riveter reunites with the bomber she helped build. A new watch from Garmin does much more than tell time, and it looks cool too. AOPA's annual gear guide.

The Arsenal of Democracy commemorates 75 years since victory in WWII. Dozens of rare warbirds gather to honor Veterans. The Carbon Cub FX-3 lets you have some help building it. Places to fly for a socially distant $100 hamburger.

Warplanes gather for a massive flyover. An unusual cargo for a Tecnam twin proves that turtles do fly. AOPA You Can Fly notches its 150th flying club to maximize fun, minimize cost. Airplanes are disappearing from the National Air and Space museum.

General aviation gives war hero a lift, a Montana teen fights fires in helicopters. AOPA Senior photographer Photographer Chris Rose shares some of his secrets for photographing airplanes in flight. A new song from Nick Hoffman of Nick's Wild Ride.

A general aviation relay hauls the mail to celebrate a postal centennial, we visit with the Civil Air Patrol crew who captured the first aerial images of New York on September 12, 2001, and a Tennessee farmer finds happiness in his Zenith homebuilt.

Warbirds over Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, marked the seventy-fifth anniversary of the end of World War II. Also, AOPA gathered a high-profile roster of backcountry aviators to fine-tune fun for safety, and Otto Aviation unveils the Celera 500L.

Its hurricane season - what you can do to keep your airplane safe. Teens design and build their own electric ultralight. Learning to land on the grass. Inside an engine overhaul.

Dierks Bentley and Michael Goulian team up with AOPA. Teens take to the skies. Mark Baker flies your RV-10.

We fly the latest and greatest from Walter Extra, the Extra NG. Fly along with us on an aerial photo mission with the AOPA photographers. The end of an around the world odyssey. GA to the rescue in Colorado.

Aspen Avionics is acquired. Learn how to hand prop. Sirius XM music in your airplane.