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October meeting
Sarah Tamar, an active seaplane pilot and instructor will be our presenter at the October 20th meeting. She will talk about float flying in NYC, Florida, and the Bahamas, and the unique challenges of urban Northeast bush flying. She has graciously arranged to have her company's Caravan on floats named "Flying Fish" fly in for the meeting. If you have not seen one up close you will be surprised how big it is. The cabin and cockpit will be open for viewing. Don't miss this great opportunity.
We got to show off the RV-12 two times recently. Once at an EAA Chapter 166 meeting and another at Bridgeport airport to kick off their RV-12 project. We get to do it again at Meriden airport on August 14th. It feels really good to talk about what we have accomplished. Through our chapter’s efforts...
It was nice to see everyone at the meeting June 28th. Attendance was very good. Maybe we should always move our June meeting back one week to miss Father’s Day. Even with hangar door wide open and people widely spaced it still got pretty hot inside, oh well. Maybe fans next time. I was particularly...
Yea, we are flying! Sorry it took so long to certify but it was worth it. Now in the air I was able to reflect back on the project. We accomplished a lot. There was a lot of learning all around. We had 20 kids participate for a total of 2501 hrs and 16 adults mentoring and helping at 3018 hrs. I kno...
Hopefully we get back to meetings starting in June. In the mean time I hope you are able to go flying or work on your project more than you did in the past. As you may have heard Air Venture is cancelled this year. There was just too much grounds preparation to be done now that could not be done saf...
I hope everyone is well and only largely inconvenienced these days. Obviously with the Covid 19 pandemic we have to change our plans like everyone else. The April meeting is canceled. We will see how things look at the end of April before deciding on the May meeting. As part of EAA’s national May 16...
A great milestone was passed on Feb 29th, airplanes were moved into the new T hangars! This is a great accomplishment not only by Wilma and her team but by everyone in the Chapter who makes the airport valuable to the community, an educational experience place for kids, and simply a fun place to be....
The days are getting longer but it is still cold. If you are not flying much I hope you are getting your plane ready and/or planning trips for later this year. The hangar project is moving along. Be aware planes in hangars and on the ramp will be moving all over the place to accommodate construction...