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    Any chance EAA could book one of the other ride B-17's? Maybe one of the CAF's. Oshkosh won't the same without Aluminum Overcast overhead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Samuel View Post
    Any chance EAA could book one of the other ride B-17's? Maybe one of the CAF's. Oshkosh won't the same without Aluminum Overcast overhead.
    That'll never happen my friend. EAA survived the COVID-19 Plandemic BS, I'm sure they'll survive this issue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Boss View Post
    EAA survived the COVID-19 Plandemic BS
    We need an eyeroll emoticon.

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    I think there is a possibility there could be two B-17's on the field during Oshkosh, which would be way cool!! Also Chris Henry will be doing a presentation on Aluminum Overcast which will be cool.

    https://www.eaa.org/eaa/event/B-17_A...5F5630647BD62E

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    I find this interesting that there is an issue in a wing so soon after having the major AD inspection done to the spars and associated structure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CharlieN View Post
    I find this interesting that there is an issue in a wing so soon after having the major AD inspection done to the spars and associated structure.

    I wouldn't read anything into it, if it was not a direct part of the inspection. I've seen maintenance induced secondary failures in new aircraft with little to no flight time.

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    Great news, Yankee Lady will be doing rides!

    https://www.eaa.org/airventure/eaa-a...ing-airventure


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