Question of the Week: EAA has picked a new president, and <i>AVweb</i> asked Rod Hightower what his vision was for the next five years. <a href="http://www.avweb.com/news/airventure/EAAAirVenture2010_EAAsRodHightowerMeetsThePress_202937-1.html">You can view his response here</a>, and we encourage you to have a look before you reply. We've given some options below but realize this might not be a classic multiple-choice question so feel free to expand your thoughts in a letter to the editor at <a href="http://www.avweb.com/alm?avmail&kw=QOTW">editor@avweb.com</a>. We'll feature the letters that represent a cross-section of points of views in our Monday <i>AVwebFlash</i>.

Question of the Week

EAA has picked a new president, and AVweb asked Rod Hightower what his vision was for the next five years. You can view his response here, and we encourage you to have a look before you reply. We've given some options below but realize this might not be a classic multiple-choice question so feel free to expand your thoughts in a letter to the editor at editor@avweb.com. We'll feature the letters that represent a cross-section of points of views in our Monday AVwebFlash.

What should be EAA president Rod Hightower's vision for EAA for the next five years?

Status quo is good. What's needed is a capable manager.

There needs to be a plan, but a new president should have some fresh ideas.

Hightower needs to step up with an agenda for what is arguably the most important job in aviation.

Status quo is unacceptable. Hightower needs to do a serious shake-up.

OTHER (None of these comes close to my opinion on the matter.)

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