EAA: Tech Counselor Feedback Wanted

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The Experimental Aircraft Association has long coordinated the services of technical counselors for amateur aircraft builders and is looking for feedback on the program. Technical counselors help provide important safety checks during and after construction.

According to EAA, “The all-volunteer Technical Counselor program is the longest running safety program offered by EAA. EAA Technical Counselors are experienced aircraft builders, restorers, and mechanics who volunteer their time to visit other EAA members who are in the process of building or restoring their own aircraft. The goal of EAA’s Technical Counselors program is to help members present a ‘zero defect’ aircraft at final inspection by the FAA. It’s aimed at providing experienced builders to help you make the right choices during construction.”

If you are (or know someone who is) in the process of building an Experimental/Amateur-Built aircraft or have completed one in the last five years, EAA is looking for your feedback.

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KITPLANES Editor in Chief Marc Cook has been in aviation journalism for more than 30 years. He is a 4000-hour instrument-rated, multi-engine pilot with experience in nearly 150 types. He’s completed two kit aircraft, an Aero Designs Pulsar XP and a Glasair Sportsman 2+2, and currently flies a 2002 GlaStar.