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Fly in anytime! BBQ at 5pm. Meat & beverages will be provided. Bring a dish to share. Pack a tent, drive your RV, or call for overnight accommodations.
$15 in advance $20 day of Author:Jamie Schiestle
Cards will be availabe after 9am. Return to 4G1 by 4pm. Prizes for high and low hand. $15 in advance $20 day of (Fee includes Poker Run & BBQ) Call or stop by the airport for route. In the event of inclement weather, all cards will be dealt out at Greenville. Info: 724-588-1665 Author:Jamie Schiestle
1:00 pm Thanks to those who attended in November. Over 50 planes flew in and the parking lot was full as well. We had no idea so many were coming, but glad to have you! We'll plan for a large crowd in December!! Please bring a side or dessert to share if possible. Info: 724-588-1665 Author:Jamie Schiestle
Please return your registration by September 12th. Thank you! If you would like a registration form sent to you, please email us. Info: Jamie Schiestle 724-588-1665 Email:4g1@elbowstreet.com Author:Jamie Schiestle
Our last chili fly-in of the season. Easter Egg hunt for children 12 and under! Bring a dish to share. Info: Jason 724-588-1665 Email:4g1@elbowstreet.com Author:Jamie Schiestle
Our December Fly-in will be a Chili Cook-Off. Bring a sample of your favorite chili to share and/or a side dish. We'll provide potatoes and dessert! Info: Jason 724-588-1665 Email:4g1@elbowstreet.com Author:Jamie Schiestle
Fly or drive in for a warm winter treat! We'll provide the chili and coffee. Bring a side or dessert to share.
Third Sunday November-March Info: Jamie 724-588-1665 Email:4g1@elbowstreet.com Author:Jamie Schiestle
Fly in breakfast and Young Eagle Flights by EAA Chapter 857. 9AM to 1PM. A great airport - stop and visit. Info: Bob Severns 412-559-6430 Author:Carol Paul
THE annual event.
Lobsters, music, etc.
More details forthcoming. Info: Jamie Schiestle 724-588-1665 Author:Carol Paul
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Direct Energy
August 23, 2008
Bluebird Farm Ampitheater TSO Carroll County Airport, OH
Classic Rock & Soul - Concert at the Bluebird Farm. Fly into Carroll County Airport and follow the walking path to the farm. Gates open at 6PM, concert at 7PM. Info: 330-627-3739 Website:www.CarrollCountyArtsCenter.org Author:Carol Paul
EAA Chapter #50 will sponsor the 12th annual fly-in pancake breakfast. 8AM to noon. Menu includes scrambled eggs, sausage, OJ, unlimited pancakes & coffee. Adults $5, kids $3. Info: Don Hostetler 440-258-1761 Email:loclas@hotmail.com Author:Carol Paul
Fly in breakfast and Young Eagle Flights by EAA Chapter 857. 9AM to 1PM. A great airport - stop and visit. Info: Bob Severns 412-559-6430 Author:Carol Paul
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The Stockdale Family Band
August 9, 2008
Bluebird Farm Ampitheater TSO Carroll County Airport, OH
Bluegrass Concert at the Bluebird Farm. Fly into Carroll County Airport and follow the walking path to the farm. Gates open at 6PM, concert at 7PM. Info: 330-627-3739 Website:www.CarrollCountyArtsCenter.org Author:Carol Paul
The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration.
Gates open at 7AM.
Forums, exhibits and everything aviation. Check out the website for details. Info: EAA 920-426-4800 Website:www.airventure.org Author:Carol Paul
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Gospel Fest
July 26, 2008
Bluebird Farm Ampitheater TSO Carroll County Airport, OH
Featuring Glory Bound - a Concert at the Bluebird Farm. Fly into Carroll County Airport and follow the walking path to the farm. Gates open at 6PM, concert at 7PM. Info: 330-627-3739 Website:www.CarrollCountyArtsCenter.org Author:Carol Paul
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18th Annual World Wide L-Bird Convention
July 24 thru 26, 2008
Linder AviationKeokuk, Iowa
Three Days of of flying, food & fun. spot landings, bomb drops, formation flying school. All IBDA, ILPA, liasons, trainers, warbirds and enthusiasts welcome. Info: 319-524-6203 Email:flyin@linderaviation.com Author:Carol Paul
8AM to 2PM
Annual fly-in breakfast and lunch, also featuring show cars and antique tractors on display. Runs concurrent with the Iron Heritage Festival in Danville. Author:Carol Paul
All-You-Can-Eat pancake breakfast hosted by EAA Chapter 240, based at New Garden Flying Field N57, on the PA/DE border. Come see our hangar facility and club-room, used by our Chapter members for aircraft building, Chapter meetings, recreation and extensive hangar-flying. Many antique aircraft on the field. Author:Carol Paul
8AM to 2PM
Join EAA Chapter 425 for an all-you-can-eat fly-in breakfast. $6 per person. We'd love to see you and your airplane! Info: Kelly Wright 740-452-1516 Author:Carol Paul
EAA 582 pancake breakfast. All you can eat. Come and see our new hangar on Metcalf airport TDZ. Fly over and look for the crowd at the open hangar. Just outside of Toledo airspace. Info: Marvin Homsley 419-360-7414 Author:Carol Paul
10AM to 2PM
EAA Chapter 9 presents this Young Eagles Rally.
Participants may have the opportunity to fly simulators and visit the control tower.
Photos provided to all partcipants.
Info: Chuck Hoisington 614-888-0885 Author:Carol Paul
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Mark Statler - Best of the 30s, 40s & 50's
July 12, 2008
Bluebird Farm Ampitheater TSO Carroll County Airport, OH
Concert at the Bluebird Farm. Fly into Carroll County Airport and follow the walking path to the farm. Gates open at 6PM, concert at 7PM. Info: 330-627-3739 Website:www.CarrollCountyArtsCenter.org Author:Carol Paul
Fly-in for breakfast and stay to watch the 2008 Penn-Ohio Lineman's Rodeo. Teams of lineman will compete in five categories to find the "Best of the Best". The breakfast will be provided by the St. Mike's Knights of Columbus. Breakfast starts at 8AM followed by lunch. Info: Rod Paul 724-967-1503 Email:www.PennOhioLinemansRodeo.com Author:Carol Paul
'Wings & Wheels Extravaganza' Fly-in & Vintage Automobile Show. 9AM to 6PM.
Bring your antique, classic or unusual aircraft, automobile, or motorcycle for public display. Biplane Rides Peoples Choice Awards for best aircraft & automobile or motorcycle. Breakfast, lunch and refreshments available. Camping for museum members and show participants. Early bird camping and registration Friday afternoon, July 6. Saturday night dinner in the pavilion for campers & a movie in the hangar to follow. Aviation & Automobile Flea-Market spaces available (Vintage parts & memorabilia only, limited number of spaces) Contact us for details. Registration & admission fee of $5 for automobiles 1946 to 1977 ( no newer cars please). No fee for airplanes. General Public Admission: Members free. Non-members $5 adults. Children age 6 to12 -$3, Age 5 and under free. For safety, all flying ends at dusk! Overnight aircraft must be tied down ... bring your own tie-downs. All pilots & display vehicle drivers please register upon arrival. No Fuel Available Author:Carol Paul
8AM to 10AM
An Fly-In put on by EAA Chapter 859. To Raise donations for Wounded Soldiers coming back from the Gulf. Military Aircraft, military displays, Homebuilt Aircraft, and R/C demostrations. Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall will be on Display. A 'Thunder in the Valley Festival' will also be going on at the airport for the rest of the Family.
Info: David Tulenko 304-748-0522 Author:Carol Paul
Fun Flight Friday Night 7PMweather permitting. Saturday morning competitions (7AM), Saturday Night (7PM) and Sunday morning (7AM). entertainment & food available Info: Carol Hall 937-652-4319 Author:Carol Paul
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Gathering of the Eagles XIII
July 11 thru 13, 2008
Lost Nation AirportWilloughby, OH
United States Aviation Museum. Friday 12-6.
Saturday 10-6
Sunday 10-4 Info: 216-587-4027 Website:www.USAviationMuseum.org Author:Carol Paul
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Taylorcraft Fly-In & Aeronca Aviator's Fly-In
July 11 thru 13, 2008
Barber FieldAlliance, OH
Breakfast served Sat & Sun by EAA Chapter #82. Info: 330-823-1168 Website:www.oaafly-in.com Author:Carol Paul
9AM to 5PM
Hosted by EAA chapter 1247 EAA's immaculate 1929 Ford Tri-Motor is undertaking a tour at various locations in 2008. Take this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the magic of flight in the world’s first mass-produced airliner! Author:Carol Paul
Fly-In with Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Young Eagle Rally, Amature Ham Radio Field Day.
Rain Date 6/29/08. Info: 570-945-5125 Author:Carol Paul
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Stark County Band
June 28, 2008
Bluebird Farm Ampitheater TSO Carroll County Airport, OH
Patriotic Concert at the Bluebird Farm. Fly into Carroll County Airport and follow the walking path to the farm. Gates open at 6PM, concert at 7PM. Info: 330-627-3739 Website:www.CarrollCountyArtsCenter.org Author:Carol Paul
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Aero Club of Pittsburgh Meeting
June 26, 2008
Peter's PlaceBridgeville, PA
SR-71 BlackBird
Col. Buz Carpenter is the guest speaker
Bring A Guest
Peter's Place
1199 Washington Pike
Bridgeville, PA
US 79 to Kerwin Hights Exit
Exit and turn right
Peter's is 100 yards on the right
Social at 6:00 PM
Dinner at 7:00 PM
Menu
Stuffed Chicken $27.00
Scrod $31.00
Prime Rib $33.00
Noon to 3PM
Bring your plane and your talent. Area bands with many types of music and players from beginners to experts. Bring a covered dish and something to sit on. Hot dogs and pop provided. Info: Dan Clarke 330-872-4062 Author:Carol Paul
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American Spirit Aviation Festival (Sponsored Event)
Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Treansfer and the Civil Air Patrol Group 6.
Hot Air Balloon Rides, Craft & Food Vendors
5K race by GALSA. Erie Zem-Zems with their Model "T's" and their Clown Division will be on hand to entertain the children; Static Displays from the Chinnock, the Blackhawk, Medavac Life Flight and the PA State Police. Info: Jim Vassella 724-674-0010 Author:Carol Paul
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Sentimental Journey
June 17 thru 21, 2008
William T. Piper Memorial AirportLock Haven, PA
A family oriented fly in. Theme: Trainers to Sprayers-seminars, static displays, fly-bys, great food, great fun, great fellowship, camping, under-wing camping, awards, entertainment, corn roasts, and tours. Info: 570-893-4200 Website:www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com Email:j3cub@kcnet.org Author:Carol Paul
8Am to Noon
$7.00 Children under 10 $3.00.
Proceeds benefit The Aero Club Scholarship Fund
One Free Breakfast For The Pilot of Each Fly-In Plane
Sponsored by The Somerset Aero Club *
Antique Car Show…Aircraft on Display
Discount Aircraft Fuel
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
New Garden Air Show! A great way to celebrate Fathers Day. B-25's, FG1D Corsair, Wildcat, Texan, PT-19 Fairchild, Matt Chapman aerobatics, Hot Air Balloon, Skydivers, Medivac demo and lots more. Moonbounce and Face Painiting for kids. Antique Car Show. Pancake Breakfast (EAA Chapter 240, 8am to noon). Air Show starts at noon.
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Come join us on Saturday and Sunday June 14th and 15th for EAA 582's Plane Fun Fly In. B-17 Bomber rides, C-130 Military Transport, Pancake breakfast both days, food and beverages will be served all day.
The Bluegrass Warbirds (also known as Warbird SkyVentures) will provide instructional hands on flying experience in a World War II Warbird. Your flight may be serene and scenic, or thrilling and aerobatic, because it is tailored for YOU!! You have the option of flying in a 1941 North American AT-6G or a 1942 Boeing N2S-5. No Flying Experience Needed!!
Reading Regional Airport - Carl A Spaatz Field RDG Reading, PA
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Come join the Reading Aero Club as we celebrate our 75th consecutive year. We are inviting all friends, neighbors, and anyone who just likes to fly or be around airplanes to come out this weekend for our Open House. The Reading Aero Club will be making food on the grill, allowing people to mill around airplanes on display, and sposoring a SPOT landing contest, as well as a FLOUR bomb drop. Come one, come all, and enjoy the fun.
Greater Rochester International Airport KROC Rochester, NY
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
7th Annual Rochester WINGS. FREE Admission & parking. Fly-in or drive, see exhibits, new aircraft, safety seminars, IA Refresher, Free airplane rides, great food, vendors, Free flight instruction, Runway Safety bus tours, much more!
Come join us in Middletown Ohio for the 14th National Aeronca Association Convention and see more Aeroncas in one place than you'll see anywhere in the world. Tours, forums and lots of fellowship, fun and flying will make this a weekend event you won't want to miss. See our website for more information.
HUF Terre Haute International Airport-Hulman Field Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Hosted by EAA Chapter 83
EAA's immaculate 1929 Ford Tri-Motor is undertaking a tour at various locations in 2008. Take this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the magic of flight in the world’s first mass-produced airliner!
Fly in or Drive in Breakfast & Fly Mart. Breakfast $6.50 from 8AM until noon. Lunch available. Sponsored by the Meadville Chapter 1194 EAA. Come see the DC-3! Info: Rich Stam 814-982-9080 Author:Carol Paul
8 AM - 5 PM - Rain or shine
Annual fly in with safety seminars, exhibits, & airplanes on display - A great eventwith:
100 Aviation exhibitors
40 Aircraft on display
Seminars on aviation safety
Rod Machado’s humor
AOPA President Phil Boyer talking about the association’s latest advocacy efforts
Sign up someone interested in learning to fly for AOPA Project Pilot
Tour the AOPA headquarters. Info: Woody Cahall 301-695-2000 Website:http://www.aopa.org/special/fly-in/ Author:Carol Paul
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Nuss' Hot Dog Fly-Out
June 7, 2008
CortlandCortland, OH
11AM to 2 PM.
Bring a covered dish. Hotdogs & hamburgers provided. Info: Jim Fetherolf 330-720-0650 Author:Carol Paul
Van's RV Fly in, drive in, get together. Want see, talk,and feel RVs? This is the place and for $1 you get a grilled hotdog, chips, & pop. Rain date 6/14/08. Author:Carol Paul
VAA Chapter 36 Wings & Wheels Strawberry Festival Fly-In - 9 am - 6 pm - Airplane rides, Aviation Safety Team Seminar, Military reenactments, cash prizes. Author:Carol Paul
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18th Annual Mid Atlantic Air Museum WWII Weekend
June 6 thru 8, 2008
ReadingReading, PA
Friday-Sunday. A fantastic line up of aircraft coming to MAAM's 18th Annual WWII Weekend. Most aircraft will arrive Friday. Airshows will take
place between 1 & 4 PM on both Saturday & Sunday.
Air Show, Military Vehicle Show, 1940's Entertainment Festival, Multiple War Front Displays, WWII Artillery Show, Great American Home Front Displays, WWII Battle Recreations, Militaria Flear Market.
Stop in the Hangar and say "Hi" to Jane Birch and get your signed copy of "They Flew Proud". Phone:
> Info: 610-372-7333 Author:Carol Paul
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2008 MCAS Cherry Point Air Show featuring The Blue Angels
Friday night show gates open at 5 pm - *Marine Corps Jet
This year marks the anticipated return of the U.S. Navy's premiere flight demonstration squadron, the "Blue Angels". Featuring the F-18 Hornet, the Blue Angels' mission is to enhance Navy and Marine Corp recruiting efforts and to represent the naval service to the United States, its elected leadership & foreighn nations. The Blue Angels serve as positive role models and goodwill ambassadors for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
On Friday June 6, the air show will again host the state's only "Night Show", featuring afterburners, rocket trucks, pyrotechnics shooting out of wingtips, skydivers, plus, a wall-of-flame-all culminating in the area's largest fireworks display. Gates for the Night Show open at 5 pm with flying commencing at twilight. Saturday and Sunday both will highlight full "Day Shows" with a large variety of military and civilian aerobatic demonstrations, plus dozens of historic and modern military static displays. Military acts will include: the Blue Angels, a Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) demonstration highlighting the U.S. Marine Corps' finest capabilities, and AV-8B Harrier demonstration, plus several flybys and demos. The air show will also highlight ground activities for the kids, an outdoor recreational show, various rides and simulators. Admission and parking are free of charge. Info: 1-866-WINGS-NC Website:www.cherrypointairshow.com. Author:Carol Paul
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3rd Annual Corvair Powered Aircraft and Cars Fly in , Wings and Wheels
Sponsored by EAA 518 - Mifflin County and EAA 1327. Saturday Lunch 11AM-1PM, Saturday evening pot luck picnic 5PM- ?. Bring a covered dish to share, campfire, marshmallows, movies, popcorn. Sunday morning pancake breakfast 8AM to Noon. Bring your tent, camper. No hook ups available. Info: 814 883-5770 Website:www.eaa1327.org Author:Carol Paul
Gateway to the Iol Heritage Region and the wild and Scenic Upper Allegheny River. FREE breakfast 8AM-11AM - pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee or apple juice. FREE shuttle service for Fly in customers ALL DAY to and from downtown Applefest featuring over 300 craft & food vendors. Info: 814 432-5333 Author:Carol Paul
16th annual Fly-in 8AM to 4PM. USAir Force Jet fly over. Skydive PA will jump with the flag at noon. Butler Area Modelers will have a static display. Breakfast and lunch available. Info: Bob Schawalder Email:rgsfoam@earthlink.net Author:Carol Paul
The Gathering of Mustangs & Legends "A Once in a Lifetime Aviation Celebration" September 27 - 30, 2007 Rickenbacker International Airport (LCK) Columbus, OH Website:www.gml2007.com Author:Carol Paul
Two days of airplanes, cars and family fun. Aircraft displays featuring Zenith homebuilts, experimental, light sport, restored and manufactures. From ultralights to mult-engine. Car show featuring antiques, classic, muscle and moreAircraft judging, flea market, Young Eagle rides and children's activities EAA 186 Breakfast & lunch Info: EAA 186 540-868-2698 Website:www.eaa186.org Author:Carol Paul
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Dawn Patrol Rendezvous
September 21 thru 23, 2007
National Museum of the US Air Force Dayton, OH
Join us for a FREE weekend of family fun during the 2007 WWI Fly-In at the National Museum of the US Air Force near Dayton, OH. The Fly-in will take place from 9AM to 5PM on Sept 21 and 22nd, and from 9AM to 3PM on Sept 23rd. Flying Aricraft, Reenactors, Auto Show, Radio Models, Collectors's Show, Static Airraft Admission and parking are Free. Website:nationalmuseum.af.mil Author:Carol Paul
Our end of the year party for pilots and their families is one you don't want to miss. Lobsters and steaks are pre-sold for $25. Call for an order form. We provide drinks, tableware, potatoes, hot dogs and hamburgers, a live band and FIREWORKS. We start cooking around 4:30 PM- Band starts around 6 PM followed by fireworks at dark. We fly to Portland, Maine to pick up the critters - you get to cook them live! Bring a dish to share. Overnight camping available. Call if you'd like a list of hotels. Info: Carol Paul 724 588 1665 Author:Carol Paul
Detroit Sectional 41*30.60N/080*35.48W;YNG 26DEG, 12NM Runway sod, 100X290 useable, 09-27, Hal Joy 122.9 Drive Ins: 877 Ridge (Old Salt) Road, Williamsfield, OH 1.6 miles south of Rt 322. Must bring a covered dish for admittance. Free admission to Pilots/Aircraft fly in, Meats and refreshments on field. Come to an old fashioned fly-in and meet the DARING YOUNG (mostly old)men in their flying and hear of their tales in the sky. Eats at 1PM Rain DAte 9/9/07 Author:Carol Paul
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18th Annual Aircraft & Auto Show
September 8, 2007
Wings FieldBluebell, PA
Wings n' Wheels Old n' New.
Narcissa Road & stenton Ave. Food, music, children's activities. Benefitting Angel Flight East Info: 215 358 1990 Website:www.angelflighteast.org Author:Carol Paul
14th Annual Safety Seminar presented by the FAA -FAASTeam and Aviation Safety Committee. Attention Pilots & Mechanics: 3 Hours of FREE Instruction, Raffles, FREE Safety Seminars for Pilots & Mechanics Mechanics - Satisfy the 8 hours of IA renewal requirements. Info: Ohio Valley Flight Academy 304 277-1660 Author:Carol Paul
The Aviation Foundation Scholarship Golf Outing
Sunday, August 26, 2007 Norvelt Country Club
(Route 981, 4 mi. Northeast of Mt Pleasant) Shotgun Start 11:00 AM 18 Holes of Golf Plus Dinner: Only $85.00 Free Hotdogs at the Turn Dinner Only: $25.00 - Choice of NY Strip Steak or Barbecued Chicken Door Prizes - Skill Prizes and More!! The proceeds provide scholarship money to needy aviation students. Your support helps train our future pilots, mechanics and engineers.
The Mid-Eastern Regional Fly-In (MERFI) is an EAA-sponsored fly-in held at the Mansfield Lahm Airport. Located in Mansfield, Ohio, MERFI is an annual event occurring during a weekend in August. It is quite literally true to say that the MERFI fly-in is a long term success story. The original fly-in was developed by the local EAA chapters who promoted the fly-in to the Mid-Eastern Regional community under the guidance of the EAA in 1965. Until August of 2003, the development of MERFI was controlled by a loosely organized community of volunteers. During the course of development, MERFI grew in complexity and ability and presented a number of awards to a wide following of loyal patriots. The MERFI Fly-in was organized 38 times!
In 2005, MERFI was re-formed, signaling a new era for the Fly-in. MERFI is a corporation whose sole purpose is the growth and development of the MERFI fly-in. The corporation is run by the members of the Mid- Eastern Regional EAA community. Membership in the corporation is open to all and entitles members to elect their representatives on the Board of Directors and to participate more fully in matters affecting the development of the fly-in. Structures like MERFI have been used successfully by Sun-n-Fun, Copper State, & Rocky Mountain and many other regional fly-ins. The corporate structure is popular, at least part, because it adds a level of stability and accountability absent in ad hoc community driven projects. The existence of the MERFI corporation means that users of MERFI can be assured that the Fly-in will remain alive, will remain backed by an accountable organization, and will have the ongoing support and promotion that gives aircraft designers and aviation businesses the confidence to choose MERFI over other marketing systems.
Join us for an exciting time visiting the falls, winnning big money at the casino and an excursion to the winery. It will be a beautiful time of the year for flying and viewing the fall foliage too! Tentative date beginning of October. Details to be decided by the group. As a group we should be able to secure good pricing for hotel accomodations. First Trip planning meeting August 23rd at 6:30 PM. Info: Braceville Airport 330 872-4062 Author:Carol Paul
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Nelson's Annual Fly-In Picnic
August 19, 2007
Nelson's Run AirportMercer, PA
Dave Nelson is hosting his annual picnic. Being a dish to share. Sunday - 2PM at Nelson's Run Airport. Info: Dave Nelson Author:Carol Paul
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4th Annual FlyMart & Community Yard Sale (Sponsored Event)
It's that time of the year to clean out your hangar! Buy, sell, swap your aviation and household stuff. This event continues to grow. Space is $10 per spot. Call the airport for an application. Food will be available all day. Be sure to fly in and check out the goodies. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Author:Carol Paul
EAA Vintage Chapter 27 will have a fly-in pancake breakfast from 8AM to 10AM. Info: Woody 614-565-2887 Author:Carol Paul
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Jimmy Stewart Airport Festival
August 18 thru 19, 2007
Jimmy Stewart AirportIndiana, PA
Special Forces Green Beret parachute jumping, pancake breakfast both days 8AM-1PM, WWII ERA P51 mustang and P40 Warhawk aerial demonstration, EAA YOung Eagles Program, radio controlled model airplane demonstration 12PM to 1:15 Saturday, Static aircraft displays, hay rides, army rock wall, H3 hummer. Come join the fun. Author:Carol Paul
Annual Awareness Day - Fly-in Drive-in Door Prizes all day. Antiques & Farm Tractor Exhibits, Car Show - Stearman Rides - Skydivers. Musical Entertainment all day. Radio Controlled aircraft demonstrations, free airplane ride raffle and small games of chance. All you can eat pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage $5.00. 9AM til noon. Concession stand open all day.
Rain date August 26th. Info: 814 834 4671 Author:Carol Paul
EAA Vintage Chapter 27 will have a fly-in pancake breakfast from 8AM to 10AM. Info: Woody 614-565-2887 Author:Carol Paul
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Dunkirk Rotary Fly-in Breakfast
July 15, 2007
Chautauqua County AirportDunkirk, NY
Come celebrate Rotary International with a Fly-in Breakfast. Airplane Rides available, trophys for warbirds, antiques, home-builts and long-distance flyer. Proceeds contributed to charity. Breakfast adults: $5.00, children under 12 $ 3.00. Pancakes, eggs, sausage, milk, coffee, jiuce - All you can eat. Host Dunkirk Aviation Sales & service 8AM to noon. Info: 366-6938 Author:Carol Paul
Braceville Tree Cutters Band are the Sponsors of the Music / Fly in. Time is Noon till 3PM.
Yes bring your Plane and your Talent we will have area bands of many types and players from beginners to experts. Plan several areas’ set up for people to show their stuff. (Music and planes).
Now this is about fun and not to worry on how you will sound or if you don’t have a show plane. What a wonderful excuse to fly your plane somewhere.
Our Hope is to have bands and players of all types of Music. We have three hangars to use if the rain tries to stop us so plan rain or shine. A Karaoke machine will also be there also.
So get out the Guitars, Trumpets, Harmonics, Spoons, Wash Boards, Mountain Dulcimers, Accordions Fiddles, Trombone, Violins, Banjo, Clarinets, Sax, Flutes, Piano, Juice Harp and Drums and start practicing so you will be able to show us something.
We can’t think of anything more fun than Flying and Music what a great place to bring them together with the wonderful people that enjoy them both. A covered dish would be great and something to sit on. We will have hot dogs and pop. Please respond so we can make sure we have enough hot dogs.
Aviation Appreciation Day Fly-In and Antique automobile Show. The "Beaver Valley Classic Cruisers" want to invite all cruisers to this event. Sponsored by the Air Heritage Museum & Restoration Inc. Come visit the static display of various aircraft hangared at the airport and visit the Air Heritage Museum displays. Breakfast served 8AM to 11:30AM. Lunch served Noon to 4PM. Pilots flying their aircraft in will receive a FREE BREAKFAST or LUNCH ! Young Eagles Rides available. Rain Date 6/24/07 Author:Carol Paul
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Air Race Classic 2007
June 19 thru 22, 2007
Oklahoma City, OK - StartSt. John, New Brunswick - end,
All women pilots are invited to jin the Air Race Classic. 2236.2 nautical miles. See more details on the website. Registration kit $30. Entries close Aapril 15th. Info: Vicki Hunt 316 524 4800 Fax: 316 522 6418 Website:www.airraceclassic.org Email:info@airraceclassic.org Author:Carol Paul
Top of the Mountain Fly-In Breakfast. RAIN DATE JUNE 17 EAA CHAPTER 390 annual Pancake breakfast Fly-In, Young Eagles Rally and static displays. Info: John Hess 717 865-4642 Email:jwhmts@hotmail.com Author:Carol Paul
WRAP Fly-In. Pilot learning and family fun at the home of Lycoming Engines and Little League Baseball. Hot Dogs, Hot Sausage and Strawberry Sundaes! See the website for updates. Info: Michael Bush 570 327-6632 Website:www.williamsportpilots.org/ Author:Carol Paul
EAA Chapter 82 of Alliance, OH will host a Corvair powered Aircraft Fly-in. Pancake breakfast served from 7am-11am Sat&Sun. Info: Bob Weir 321 427 3651 Author:Carol Paul
AOPA Fly-In and Open House. See YOUR association up close. Join us for a full day of informative seminars, 100 aviation exhibits, and dozens of aircraft on display Website:www.aopa.org/special/fly-in/2007/ Author:Carol Paul
Reading Regional Airport MAAM WWII Weekend Airshow. The ultimate WWII event featuring noted veterans, WWII aircraft, reenactors, vehicles, music and more. Advance tickets available online. 610/372-7333; Website:www.maam.org/maamwwii.html Author:Carol Paul
EAA Chapter 857 will be having their Fly-in Breakfast May 20 (3rd Sunday) From 9:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. Young Eagle flights from 10:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M.
McGuire Air Force Base
Air Expo 12 - 13 May 2007 9 AM - 5 PM McGuire's air show will feature several aerial demonstrations and static displays during the event. The two-day air show will feature the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, Army Golden Knights and static displays of an array of modern and vintage military aircraft. If you have questions about the open house please call or e-mail.
www.305services.com/main/airshow07
Funday Fly-in from 8AM to 2PM. Breakfast will be served from 8AM to 11AM and lunch will be served from 11AM to 2PM. Awards & Prizes 1 Info: George Bockerstette 927-866-2489 Author:Carol Paul
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Spring Fly-in
May 5, 2007
Carroll county Regional Airport DMW Westminster, MD
Eaa Chapter 1384 in Westminster, MD announces their second annual spring fly-in on Saturday May 5th, 2007 from 10AM to 2PM. Vintage Aircraft, Mechanic on duty, Young Eagle Flights, Food & Refreshments. Rain date Sunday - May 6th. Info: Mike Travagli 410 346 9970 Website:www.PoageField.com/1384 Email:mtravagli@verizon.net Author:Carol Paul
Chili Fly-in and FAA Safety Seminar sponsored by EAA Chapter 531, Skyline Aviation and Corbi Aircraft Sales. Rental, Tail Wheel & Aerobatic Training aircraft on display. Airplane Rides & Dining Facilities. New aircraft on Display including the Sport Air Works "Sport Cruiser" and the Sportair "Sting & SeaRey". FAA Safety Seminar "Are you aware of your environment ?" 2PM at Skyline Aviation on Saturday only. chili served 11AM to 3PM. Aircraft parking will be located on the grass runway. Car parking will be at Salem Air Park. Rain Date 4/29. Author:Carol Paul
Women with Wings Chapter 99S International Organization of Women Pilots will host "Aviation Basics" from 9AM to 4PM at the 356th Fighter Group Restaurant. Info: Bonnie Stitch 330 863-2010 Author:Carol Paul
Women With Wings Chapter 99s International Organization of Women Pilots Chapter meeting at Akron Canton Airport. 11AM-1PM. Info: Gaye Wohlin 330-863-9147 Author:Carol Paul
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AOPA Safety Seminar
March 22, 2007
PITTSBURGH, PA
Say it Right! Radio Comm in Today's Airspace. To be held at the Holiday Inn & Suites on Gamma Drive in Pittsburgh from 7-9 PM. Website:www.aopa.org Author:Carol Paul
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AOPA Safety Seminar
March 21, 2007
Harrisburg, PA
Say it Right! Radio Comm in Today's Airspace. To be held at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Center on Sheraton Drive in Harrisburg. Website:www.aopa.org Author:Carol Paul
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AOPA Safety Seminar
March 20, 2007
Bethlehem, PA
Say it Right! Radio Comm in Today's Airspace. To be held at the Comfort Suites Hotel in Bethlehem from 7-9 PM. Website:www.aopa.org Author:Carol Paul
Bring the kids, the grandkids or the neighbor's kids ! It is time for our annual Easter Egg Hunt. Kids aged 0-4 hunt at 2:30 PM. Kids aged 5-10 hunt at 3PM. The eggs are filled with toys and candy. The festivities start around noon. As always, we will have food and encourage everyone to bring something to add share. Come join the fun - rain or shine. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Author:Carol Paul
Say it Right! Radio Comm in Today's Airspace. Held at the Whitehall Parks & Recreation on Hamilton Road from 7-9 PM. Website:www.aopa.org Author:Carol Paul
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AOPA Safety Seminar
February 27, 2007
Cleveland, OH
Say it Right! Radio Comm in Today's Airspace To be held at the Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Gateway from 7-9 PM. Website:www.aopa.org Author:Carol Paul
The pieroghies were such a success last year, we decided to do it again. Homemade pieroghies are the main dish for Sunday February 18th from noon-4PM. Bring a side dish / dessert / bag of chips to share. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Author:Carol
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North East Bonanza Group - Journey to the Caribbean
February 11 thru 17, 2007
A flying journey of 2000 miles visiting Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, 2 nights Viegues, Puerto Rico, 2 nights Great Inagua and Stella Maris, Bahamas, 2 nights. The trip of a lifetime! Website:www.airjourney.com Author:Carol Paul
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EAA 1194 Work Session
February 10, 2007
Meadville AirportMeadville, PA
February 10, 8:00 AM
What:
We will be having a work session at the airport to build carts for our tables and chairs. Support the club by showing up to help.
It is that time of the year again. Bring your waiting to be "regifted" fruitcake and compete for the title of "2007 Fruit Cake Ace", January 7, beginning at High Noon..even if the weather is cruddy, come on out and help us down a little of Carol's Famous Chili and hangar fly awhile. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665
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Westminster Autumn Fly-in
October 28, 2006
Carroll County Regional Airport DMW Westminster, MD
EAA chapter 1384. Aircraft judging, discount fuel, mechanic on duty, food & refreshments. Vintage and home built aircraft. Event frequency 131.4. Rain date: Sunday 29th. Website:www.PoageField.com/1384 Author:Carol Paul
Come check-out our beautiful new hangar and see some cool Antique, Classic, Warbirds and Homebuilt airplanes! Fly in or drive in! Visitors and Guests WELCOME! Info: Tony Kirk 419.376.4536 Email:webmaster@eaa582.org Author:Carol Paul
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Kiwanis Fly-in Breakfast
October 14, 2006
Allentown Queen City Municipal Airport 1N9 Allentown, PA
Fly-in pancake breakfast is from 8:00 to 11:30 Saturday, October 14th. Classic and Antique aircraft and cars on display.
Rain date: Sunday, October 15th.
Help us celebrate another great season of flying for fun. Info: Bob or Greg Dart 716 753-2160 Author:Carol Paul
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FAA Safety Seminar
October 7, 2006
Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport YNG Youngstown, OH
Pancake Breakfast and Fly-in at YNG - Come on over to Mikees II Restaurant and join in the fun. Pancake Breakfast begins at 8:00 am - we will kick off the WINGS meeting at 10:00 am and discuss "Wake Turbulence" and "YNG Airport Operations". Food, Fun and more. Sponsored by Western Reserve Flight Center, Mikees II restaurant, Winner Aviation and Kathy and Ron Carroll (local Contact, Ron and Kathy Carroll - 330-533-1177). This fun WINGS program will get you ready for beautiful Fall Flying. Enjoy breakfast with old friends and learn something about Wake Turbulence, ATC procedures at Youngstown, and the C-130 Unit at the same time. Fly-in or Drive-in there is plenty of parking for both on the ramp. The seminar will be in the MAIN TERMINAL. Important Notice: Your attendance at this Safety Seminar fulfills one of the requirements towards the Pilot Proficiency Program (Wings) as outlined in AC. Author:Carol Paul
4th Annual Fly-In Drive-In Camp-In at Centre Airpark. Saturday - lunch from 11:00 til 1:00 and a potluck picnic at 5:00. Sunday morning pancake breakfast 8:00 a.m. until noon. Sponsored by EAA Chapters 518 & 1327. Info: Bob Grove 814-883-5770 Email:rig3@psu.edu Author:Carol Paul
Liaison aircraft will participate in a variety of activities, including fly-bys and static displays. Aircraft such as these were used by all branches of the U.S. military from the 1930s to the 1970s and performed a variety of missions. Info: Sarah Greiner 937/255-3286 Email:usaf.museum@wpafb.af.mil Author:Carol Paul
Approach and Landing will be presented, in response to the high number of accidents associated with this phase of flight. Herb Hortman will be the guest speaker. Don't miss this lively presentation.
Approach and Landing phase of flight for aircraft accidents continue to be significant throughout the country. Tonight's program will analyze why. Guest speaker Herb Hortman will delve into the many elements that could affect the safety of flight. Human factors, weather, equipment issues will be addressed. Do you know your aircraft? Do you know your own personal minimums? What about the cross wind component of your aircraft? Is your aircraft weight and balance correct? This is an important seminar, we urge you to attend. Let's put a stop to accidents that occur on the Approach and Landing phase of flight.
This seminar will be located at the Hortman Aviation Hanager at PNE.
8AM-4PM. Mark your calendar now and special attraction information will be posted closer to the event date. Info: Bob Schawalder Email:rgsfoam@earthlink.net Author:Carol Paul
Our end of the year party is one you don't want to miss. Lobsters and steaks are pre-sold for $25. Call for an order form. We provide drinks, tableware, potatoes, hot dogs and hamburgers and FIREWORKS. This year we are featuring our own Fred Murrin talking about the Red Baron - around 3 PM. Start cooking around 4:30 PM- Band starts around 6 PM followed by fireworks at dark.We fly to Portland, Maine to pick up the critters - you get to cook them live! Bring a dish to share. Overnight camping available. Call if you'd like a list of hotels. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Email:carol@elbowstreet.com Author:Carol Paul
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Punxsutawney Airport Awareness Day
September 10, 2006
Punxsutawney Municipal Airport
Sunday September 10th from 8am-5pm at the Punxsutawney Municipal Airport, Route 119-3 miles north of Punxsutawney. The day includes a fly in drive in pancake breakfast and airplane rides all day. Rain date: Sunday September 17th. Info: Dave Beatty 814-938-4282 Email:paaviator@pennswoods.net Author:Carol Paul
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Allegheny County Airport Air Fair
September 9 thru 10, 2006
Allegheny County Airport
Celebrating the 75th annversary of the Allegheny County Airport.Static displays and rides. Featured aircraft to be announced. Website:www.pitairport.com/75thAnn.jsp Author:Carol Paul
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2006 Old Airplane Fly-In and Pancake Breakfast
August 19, 2006
Cooperstown/Westville Airport K-23 Cooperstown, NY
EAA Chapter 1070 PReent a All you can eat pancake breakfast with eggs cooked your way, real maple syrup, french toast, sausage, beverages and surprises ! Adults $ 4.99 Children under 12 $3.50. Please come join us and see the GREAT OLD PLANES. Author:Carol Paul
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Ken and Britt Flack Fly-in
August 19, 2006
Flack Field
Ken and Britt Flack are hosting their annual fly in Saturday, August 19th. Nice strip, sod, good approaches and at least 2500 ft long, about a mile north of the Youngstown VOR. Email:smlnjack@earthlink.net Author:Carol Paul
Turn you used aviation (or other) items into cash at our annual Fly Mart. Space is only an affordable $8. Food vendors are also welcome. We have had about 30 vendors in the past. Call for an application for space. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Fax: 724-932-2679 Email:carol@elbowstreet.com Author:Carol Paul
Wittman Regional (OSH). EAA Airventure 2006. The world's greatest aviation celebration takes place every summer in Wisconsin! Daily airshows -- exhibitors -- aircraft displays -- and more. Website:www.airventure.org Author:Carol Paul
We will be honoring Bill Trimm who is receiving the Wright Brothers Aviation award from the FAA and Dr. Frank Farone who will be receiving the "Red" Uber Airport Service award. We'll be cooking hotdogs and hamburgers. Bring a dish to share. Festivities will begin around 1 PM. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Author:Carol Paul
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2006 Old Airplane Fly-In and Pancake Breakfast
July 15, 2006
Cooperstown/Westville Airport K-23 Cooperstown, NY
All you can eat pancake breakfast with eggs cooked your way, real maple syrup, french toast, sausage, beverages and surprises ! Adults $ 4.99 Children under 12 $3.50. Please come join us and see the GREAT OLD PLANES. Author:Carol Paul
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Titusville Airport Day
July 8, 2006
Titusville, PA
Food and acitvites starting about 11am. Airplane rides throughout the day with the Titusville Aero and Drake Flying Clubs. Possible warbird rides and ultralight instruction with hot dogs, pop, ets. Many other attractions such as powered parachutes, a hot air balloon, ultralights, gyrocopters. Corby Aircraft from Salem, OH will show the Sting Special Light Sport AIrcraft. Antique car clubs will be invited. At 4PM the Rotary Club will host a steak fry, and at 7PM a popular band will perform and there will be a large camp fire for the evening.There will be plenty of room for free camping/tenting, or stay at the local Comfort Inn or Caboose Motel. Info: 814-827-0400 Email:jkuhn@openflowgas.com Author:Carol Paul
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WIngs Over Pittsburgh
July 8 thru 9, 2006
911th Airlift Wing Airforce Reserve BaseMoon Township, PA
Wings Over Pittsburgh is a military air show hosted by the 911th Airlift Wing of the Air Force Reserve COmmand. It features military and civilian aerial demonstrations and static displays as well as lots of children's activities. It was created to foster awareness and confindence for the local military units by inviting Pittsburghers and those who live in the surrounding areas to enjoy a free, fun-filled, 2 day airshow. This year's headliners are the Navy Blue Angels. Website:www.wingsoverpittsburgh.com Author:Carol Paul
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Taylorcraft Factory Old Timers' Fly-in and Reunion
July 7 thru 9, 2006
Barber FieldAlliance, OH
Breakfast served by EAA 82 on Saturday and Sunday from 7am-11am. See airplanes that were built in Alliance and the people who built them. Volunteers needed in all areas, see Forrest or Bruce when you arrive. Info: Pat, Forrest, and Kelly Barber 330-823-1168 or Bruce Bixler 330-823-9748 Website:www.taylorcraft.org/index Email:tocprez@yahoo.com Author:Carol Paul
Annual "First Fly-in of Summer" Saturday June 24th, 8am-noon. Pancake breakfast, Young Eagle rides, great display aircraft, MedEvac chopper. Don't miss this great event hosted by the oldest chapter in Ohio. Info: Ed Malovic 440-221-3382 Author:Carol Paul
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Sentimental Journey Fly-In
June 21 thru 24, 2006
Piper Memorial Airport Lockhaven, PA
The 21th Annual Sentimental Journey to Cub Haven Fly-In will take place June 21, 22, 23, 24, 2006 at the historic William T. Piper Memorial Airport in Lock Haven, PA. The Theme will be J3CUB & PA23 APACHE. On the 24th there will be a antique car show. Info: 570-893-4200 Fax: 570-893-4218 Website:www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com Email:j3cub@kcnet.org Author:Carol Paul
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2006 Old Airplane Fly-In and Pancake Breakfast
June 17, 2006
Cooperstown/Westville Airport K-23 Cooperstown, NY
All you can eat pancake breakfast with eggs cooked your way, real maple syrup, french toast, sausage, beverages and surprises ! Adults $ 4.99 Children under 12 $3.50. Please come join us and see the GREAT OLD PLANES. Author:Carol Paul
Sunday June 11, 8am-4pm. Visit with friends and neighbors, enjoy a delicious homestyle breakfast, $5.50 for adults, $3.00 for children, lunch at noon. MHS Jazz band, Do-Wop cars, WWII staging and reenactment, military and classic aircraft, homebuilts and ultralights. Enjoy and fly wire controlled model planes. 50/50 raffle, PilotMart shop, free balloons for kids of all ages. Don't be left out Email:Rwstarn1371@hotmail.com Author:Carol Paul
Breakfast 8 AM to 11:30. Lunch 12:00 to ??. Free balloons for the kids. Model airplane group will fly U-Control planes. Helicopter rides, infantry group. Info: Ethan Davis Email:ulan@certainity.net Author:Carol Paul
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Fly in/Drive in Picnic
June 11,
Mifflin County Airport Pavilion
Local car clubs will also be invited. Young Eagles flights! Covered dish dinner at 5pm Author:Carol Paul
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Dedication of new Taylor/Piper Memorial
June 10,
University of Pittsburgh at Bradford
Saturday June 10th at 1PM
A memorial that commemorates the original Taylor/Piper Cub factory wil be dedicated in front of Blaisdell Hall, the university's fine arts and communication arts building, which is on site of the original Taylor Cub factory.
To inquire about the memorial or to guarantee complementary transportationto the dedication, please RSVP by emailing the committee Email:pipermemorial@exchange.upb.pitt.edu Author:Carol Paul
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EAA 994 Airport Yard and Craft Sale/Fly Market
June 10, 2006
Clarion County Airport
Fly in and unload some of your excess aviation related items and check out the yard sale. There is a $10.00 registration fee. Tables will be available for fly in sellers. EAA 994 will have food available for purchase. 9-5. Info: Scott 814-226-9993 Email:newsletter@clarionairport.com Author:Carol Paul
All you can eat Pancake Breakfast both days 8am-1pm hosted by CAP 714. Airplane rides, static displays, WWII era Navy C-54 "Spirit of Freedom" arriving Friday, June 9 between 1 and 3. Stearman rides, Airplane wash by CAP 714 senior members-$30.00. 1940's era dance 6-8:30 PM in the terminal building. Author:Carol Paul
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EAA 1929 Ford Tri-Motor Rides
June 8 thru 13, 2006
Capital City AirportHarrisburg, PA
Thursday June 8-Tuesday June 13. Sponsored by EAA 122. June 8 will be the media day, rides for the public and EAA members will start Friday, June 9th at 9am to 5pm. Info: 800-843-3612 Website:www.flythford.org Author:Carol Paul
Frederick Municipal (FDK). AOPA Fly-In and Open House. Don't miss this chance to see inside your association's headquarters. Event features aircraft display, exhibitors, seminars, and more. 800/USA-AOPA Website:http://www.aopa.org/special/fly-in/2006/ Author:Carol Paul
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5th Annual EAA Chapter 857 Fly-In or Drive-In Breakfast
Come to annual spring fly-in breakfast and stay to watch the 2006 Penn-Ohio Lineman's Rodeo. Teams of lineman will compete in five categories to find the "Best of the Best". The breakfast will be provided by the Greenville Moose. Breakfast starts at 8AM followed by lunch. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Email:carol@elbowstreet.com Author:Carol Paul
Bring the kids, the grandkids, or the neighbor's kids. There will be lots of eggs to hunt as well as plenty of food.Bring a dish to share. Time Noon to 4 PM or whenever the food runs out. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Fax: 724-932-2679 Author:Carol Paul
Okay - we got tired of chili and decided to try something different. Pierogi will be homemade and delicious. Time is noon to 4PM. Yes, we have the race on the television. Bring a dish to share. We will practice bomb dropping if the weather allows. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Fax: 724-932-2679 Author:Carol Paul
Note - WE CHANGED THE DATE Last year was so much fun we decided to do it again! Bring your leftover fruitcakes for the competition to become the 2006 Fruitcake Bomb Drop "Ace". Challenge last year's winner Bob Griffin for a spot of the "Flying Fruitcake Ace" plaque. Of course we'll have plenty of food. Bring a dish to share. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Fax: 724-923-2679 Email:carol@elbowstreet.com Author:Carol Paul
The winter tradition continues with our popular Chili Fly-In. Fly, drive or walk - just come for some fun. The food starts around noon and goes until about 4PM. Football will be on the TV. Lots of lies and hangar-flying. We provide the chili and coffee, please bring something to share. Bomb dropping practice in preparation for the fruitcake bomb drop as weather permits. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Fax: 724-932-2679 Email:carol@elbowstreet.com Author:Carol Paul
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FAA Safety Seminar
November 15, 2005
Meadville AirportMeadville, PA
EAA Hangar at Port Meadville Airport - November 15, 2005 at 7:00 PM Topic: Runway Safety Author:Carol Paul
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Price Field Fly-in
October 17, 2005
Price Field OH
Starting at noon. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided. Please bring a covered dish if you wish.
Runway 36/18, L 2600' grass 41-12-45N, 80-40-55W Contact Youngstown approach133.95 inbound to Price and Youngstown Tower 119.50 as soon as practical departing Price. Info: 330-219-2271
Breakfast of pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee and apple juice. 8AM to 11AM. Fly-in fuel discount of 0.20 cents per gallon. Free shuttle to and from Applefest in downtown Franklin all day. Info: 814-432-5333
13th Annual Fly-in. Pilots vote for the best homebuilt airplane and the general public will vote for the "people's choice" from all planes on the field. A wide variety of aircraft is expected. Blackhawk helicopter on display. Admission is free. Come for breakfast, stay for lunch. Info: Bob Email:rgsfoam@earthlink.net Author:Carol Paul
Our end of summer party! Pre-buy your fresh Main lobster. Tickets on sale until Spetember 18. Cost is $25 for lobster and $20 for steak.
3PM- Tom Haines of AOPA will speak about GA trends, security, and the light sport category
4PM- The cooking begins..grills and steam pots available to cook you lobster or steak.
Dark- Fireworks by Zambelli International
Elbow Street Aviation will provide the drinks, table settings, grills and steamers, fireworks and music, but the rest is pot-luck. Please bring a dish to share. Overnight camping available. Call if you'd like suggestions for other overnight accommodations. Info: Mandy Campbell 724-588-1665
Dr. Jay Apt, NASA Astronaut will be speaking for the WINGS meeting at 10:00 AM and sharing with us his program "Incredible Speeds, Incredible Heights and Beyond, Safely". Sponsored by EAA 117, AmAir, Ready Air and Kathy and Ron Carroll. Info: Kris Palcho 440-686-2023 Email:kris.a.palacho@faa.gov Author:Carol Paul
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Clearfield EAA Chapter Group Flight
September 24, 2005
Clearfield Clearfield, PA
We plan to fly over Niagra Falls and see the Welland Canal in Canada. We won't land in Canada so no passports are necessary. Come Along! Info: Clearfield EAA Author:Carol Paul
From 8AM to 2PM in Hangar 1. Breakfast includes pancakes, eggs, sausage, orange juice and coffee. EAA Young Eagle Flights. Hosted by EAA 857. Info: Don La Voie 412-741-6328 Email:dalavoie@earthlink.net Author:Carol Paul
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Punxsutawney Airport Awareness Day
September 18,
Punxsutawney AirportPunxsutawney, PA
Sunday September 18, 8am-5pm
Airport located 3 miels north of Punxsy, off route 19
Airplane rides all day, Pancake breakfast 8am-11am
Hot dogs and soda noon-5pm Info: Rick 814-938-2997
The Aviation Safety Group of Western PA proudly presentsAllegheny FSDO's 12th. Annual Wings/AMT Weekend. The 2005 Wings Weekend/Aviation Maintenance Technician Weekend Safety Program is the premiere aviation safety event in Pennsylvania. Presented annually by the Allegheny Flight Standards District Office of the Federal Aviation Administration, (click for link to AGC's FSDO) this year's event will be the second Wings Weekend held at the Beaver County Airport (BVI) in Beaver Falls, PA at Prospect Aviation Corporation - Greg Taylor, President.
Wings Weekend 2005 offers pilots three (3) hours of FREE DUAL INSTRUCTION with Certified Flight Instructors towards the Pilot Proficiency Awards- WINGS. In addition, pilots will have many opportunities to attend our outstanding safety seminars. The flying, along with attendance at one seminar, will complete the qualifications for a phase of WINGS and pilots will receive a WINGS pin and certificate.
Local Food vendors from the Corry area present samples from their menus, including desserts. Cost is $ 7.00 for adults, $ 3.00 for children and children under 5 are free. Sponsored by the Corry Chamber of Commerce and the Corry Lawrence Airport. Info: Terry 814-664-7111814-566-5837 Author:Carol Paul
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Sports Car of America Solo II Driving Competitions
September 11, 2005
Mid-State Regional Airport Phillipsburg, PA
The competition is held at the airport but the airport is not closed. The airport restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch. Website:www.mid-state-airport.com
Bring a covered dish of your choice, meats and refreshments on field.
Camping on field....no jets!
For directions and more information call us!
P.S. come early to help set up and be eligible for a door prize Info: Home 440-293-8200 or Cell 330-240-7112 Fax: 440-293-8200 Email:haljoy@mailbag.net
8am-Noon
Walk, Bike, Drive, or Fly...Get there any way you can!
Plus, see local and incoming planes
All you can eat!
Ham, eggs, pancakes, coffee, and juice
Held rain or shine inside the new hangar
Donation: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 $3.00
RIDES OVER THE CANYON (WEATHER PERMITTING)
FREE BREAKFAST TO THE PILOTS OF WARBIRDS OR AIRCRAFT OVER 50 YEARS OLD
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Flack Field Fly-in
August 27,
Flack Field: 5109 St. Rt. 193, Cortland, OH (aviators- 2 miles north of YNG v.o.Cortland, OH
The fun begins at 12, lunch will be served at 1(but the food is never ending, so come anytime). We'll be providing the meat and beverages. If you have a favorite dish or dessert, bring it along! Please bring your own lawn chairs. There will be swimming in the pond, hayrides, and a bonfire, so dress appropriately. Children are welcome and expected!
Everyone is welcome, with or without an airplane! Info: Brit 330-717-6074 or Home 330-924-5139 Author:Carol Paul
You are invited to join us for Greenville Airport’s 2nd Annual Community Yard Sale and Fly Mart. A widely advertised event that brings together the local and aviation communities, the Fly Mart is the perfect place for individuals, non-profit groups, as well as commercial vendors to come and set up a table for a day of food, shopping, and fun. Return your application early to reserve a spot and please help us spread the word as we build this event. Hope to see you there! Call Carol or Mandy if you have questions – 724-588-1665. Rain date is Sunday, August 14th. Call or e-mail for an application. Outdoor space is $8 for a 10' X 10' space. Inside space is $1 per foot (by 10') and commercial food vendors are $35. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Author:Carol Paul
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Lock Haven Airfest 2005
July 23, 2005
William T. Piper Memorial Airport LHV Lock Haven, PA
Airport/Aviation awareness event 8AM-4PM. Food, vendors, demonstrations, entertainment, classic cars, airplane, balloon and helicopter rides. Fun for the entire family! Info: Ed Watson 570-748-5123 or Leonora Hannagan 570-893-5903 Fax: 570-893-4218 Email:edwatson@kcnet.org Author:Carol Paul
An annual event to benefit the Mooseheart Children’s Home. Sponsored by the Greenville Moose, this breakfast is usually held in May. Info: Carol Paul 724-588-1665 Email:carol@elbowstreet.com Author:Carol Paul
Reports: Carol Paul [7/6/2005]: A great turn out and great weather!
Taylorcraft Fly-in combined with Ohio Aeronca Aviator's Fly-in, Pietenpohl, Funk and other tail draggers are all welcome to attend in groups. Breakfast served 7:30AM to 11:30 AM by EAA Chapter 82. Info: Forrest Barber 330-823-1168 or Brian Matz 216-337-5643 Website:www.taylorcraft.org Author:Carol Paul
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