 It is owned by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), and, as of 2019, it is still touring the United States and Canada offering flight experiences.Through its association as the "flagship" of the EAA, "Aluminum Overcast" has become one of the most recognizable examples of the B-17, due to its extensive touring schedule with over one million flight miles accumulated.The overhaul and restoration of the airframe took more than 10 years and thousands of hours by staff and volunteers at EAA Oshkosh, Wisconsin, headquarters.