A Long EZ Push is a personal aviation blog documenting the construction of Long-EZ N916WP, an experimental homebuilt aircraft. Created by builder Wade, the site follows the project from planning and workshop preparation through the aircraft’s major structures, systems, finishing, and upholstery. Its extensive build chapters cover the fuselage, landing gear, canard, wings, fuel tanks, electrical system, engine, cockpit, and other components, with updates, photos, videos, and project references illustrating the work.

The site also shares planning notes, documents, tools, calculators, and links that may interest fellow builders, along with accounts of aviation gatherings and favorite videos. Its name reflects both the sustained effort involved in building an aircraft and the determination needed to keep a long-term project moving forward. Wade describes the site as a place for entertainment and discussion, not as instructions for building a homebuilt airplane. He also clarifies that aircraft shown in the page banners belong to other builders, while the construction photos document his own project.