Experimental Aircraft Association (http://www.eaa.org)
A web site full of interesting and exciting things for pilots to see and do.

Civil Air Patrol (http://cap.gov/)
Great site for youth. Has lots of click-through opportunities, if you’re looking for flight training, educational info and much more.

Another EAA web site (http://www.countdowntokittyhawk.org)
Go to this site and learn more about the aerial exploits of the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk. Partnering with Ford Motor Company, Microsoft Simulator and Eclipse Aviation.

National Aeronautics Association (http://www.naa-usa.org)
To record and award the memories and milestones of aviation’s greatest.

Museums

Pima Air and Space Museum (http://www.pimaair.org) in Tucson, Arizona
Probably the premier air and space museum in the U.S. Its Challenger Learning Center is accessible through the menu of the above URL. They can also be contacted by writing clc@pimaair.org, for information about camps and many educational opportunities for young people.

National Air & Space Museum (http://www.nasm.si.edu), Washington D.C.
Fantastic site for young people, with many resources for IMAX showings, educational opportunities and history.

American Airpower Museum (http://www.americanairpowermuseum.com) at Republic in Farmingdale, Long Island, New York. There is one place in America where operational vintage warbirds are flying from the hangars and runways where they were sent off to war sixty years ago. Go there to see fabulous WWII Heavy Metal aircraft.

Frontiers of Flight Museum (http://www.flightmuseum.com), Love Field, Dallas, Texas
A world-class museum that displays aviation pioneer’s heroes biographies, hardware and personal effects. Moving into a new facility, that link is also available for those interested.

Magazines

Woman Pilot (http://www.womanpilot.com)
This web site publishes articles about women who have accomplished many great and wonderful achievements in aviation.

Women in Aviation, International (http://www.wiai.org)
Click through their menu to find their official magazine, “Aviation for Women.” Browse through the site for membership, educational and scholarship opportunities.

Aviation History, Primedia, Inc. (http://www.TheHistoryNet.com)
One of the richest sites on the ‘net for aviation history. More articles, biographies, and shopping than many we’ve visited.

Flight Journal (http://www.flightjournal.com)
Another rich site for articles about the history of military and general aviation aircraft and people. Go there to soak up stories about heroes of days gone by and heroes now living who’ve done marvelous things in aviation.

General Aviation News and Flyer (http://www.flyer-online.com)
General Aviation and Flyer, a newspaper-type bi-weekly magazine that disseminates news and views to the general aviation community. Reports on regional and local aviation events.

Air and Space (http://www.airspacemag.com)
Visit this web site and sign up for the time-honored magazine: where every issue is a “keeper.”

Aerobatic Shows

Patty Wagstaff Air Shows (http://www.pattywagstaff.com)
What a lady! She is a six time winner in the IAC world-wide competition. Go to her web site and see the aircraft she flies, her awards and much, much more.

Air Shows Scheduled Around the USA (http://www.airshows.org)
Strap in! The Airshow Season is upon us. For a complete list of performers and dates of shows across the USA.