Aircraft
Young Eagles Take First Icon A5
EAA chairman Jack Pelton says the aircraft will play a role in sparking new interest in the industry.
EAA chairman Jack Pelton and EAA Young Eagles chairman and aerobatic pilot Sean Tucker took delivery of the first ICON A5 light-sport aircraft for use in the Young Eagles program.
EAA chairman Jack Pelton and EAA Young Eagles chairman and aerobatic pilot Sean Tucker took delivery of the first ICON A5 light-sport aircraft for use in the Young Eagles program.

EAA chairman Jack Pelton and EAA Young Eagles chairman and aerobatic pilot Sean Tucker took delivery of the first Icon A5 light-sport aircraft for use in the Young Eagles program. Delivery of the aircraft, S/N 001, took place in a pavilion packed with Young Eagles and bystanders July 20 in the opening hours of EAA AirVenture 2015 in Oshkosh, Wis.


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