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May 2008 24-25 JANESVILLE -- AirFest '08 takes place at Southern Wisconsin Regional (JVL). For more information, contact Julia Dacy, 608/754-5405, or visit the Web site ( http://www.swairfest.org ). 31 ST. PETERSBURG-CLEARWATER -- A light sport pilot seminar and open house takes place at St. Petersburg-Clearwater International (PIE. For more information, contact Randy Olmstead, 727/597-8881, or visit the Web site ( http://www.camsflight.com ).
June 2008 1 STEVENS POINT -- Stevens Point Pilots Association Flyin. Stevens Point Municipal Airport. Airshow - Flyin - Drive in. ***FREE ADMISSION*** 8 AM till 4 PM. Aerobatics, Static displays, Classic autos, C130 Hercules, B25J Mitchell, Air and land rescue displays. Airplane Rides. FOOD: Pancake breakfast 8 AM till 11 AM. Hamburgers, Brats, Hotdogs and other food served from 11 till 4 PM. For more information, contact Phil Branham ( mailto: branham@magicproducts.com), or visit the Web site ( http://www.magicproducts.com/flyin/ ). 14 PULASKI -- (92C) becski1@netzero.net. This event will feature a variety of planes actually flying in for the event as well as military fly-by’s. We hope to include a demonstration of skydiving. It is flag day so we will be having a flag ceremony. There will be food, beverages, music, and entertainment. We will also have representatives from military recruiting agencies, local law enforcement, fire department and ambulance service. And of course, plane rides will be available. Telephone: (920) 865-3987. http://www.pulaskiairport.com
July/August 2008 12 SUPERIOR -- Fly-In /Drive-In. Richard I Bong Airport. EAA 272 Pancake breakfast/FlyInn/DriveInn at Superior Bong Airport (KSUW) from 8-11am in conjunction with Northern Nationals that weekend. Young Eagle flights will be offered. Phone: 218-729-7764 28 - Aug 3 OSHKOSH -- EAA AIRVENTURE 2008 - http://www.airventure.org, Wittman Regional Airport (OSH), GOTTA GET TO OSHKOSH! EAA AIRVENTURE 2008 COMING JULY 28-AUG. 3, 2008 The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration brings together entire flight community. EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wis. - (Nov. 13, 2007) - There is just one event that embodies all the spirit, enthusiasm and innovation within aviation. Preparations for that event, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh - The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration - are under way once again as EAA's 56th annual fly-in convention will be held at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh on July 28-August 3, 2008. Each year, more than 10,000 airplanes migrate to the Oshkosh area to participate in the event. Whether these aviation enthusiasts fly their own airplanes and camp along the flight line, or pitch a tent in the adjacent Camp Scholler, or find their own accommodations in area hotels, dormitories or private housing, they come to AirVenture to share the pure joy and excitement of flight unmatched anywhere in the world. "At EAA AirVenture, we often see and hear about the big events, such as the one-of-a-kind aircraft or the new innovations in flying," said Tom Poberezny, EAA president and AirVenture chairman. "But more important, in one week this is where the whole, true spirit of aviation comes together to celebrate the world of flight. That means the heritage, the pride and the vision of aviation. Each person who attends has an individual flying story. Oshkosh is the one place where all those stories come together to create a celebration that is unmatched anywhere around the world." In 2007, EAA AirVenture included more than 2,600 showplanes, 780 exhibitors, and nearly 1,000 forums and seminars. It also featured the introduction of dozens of new aviation products, including several new aircraft. Oshkosh is also a one-of-a-kind locale for government aviation officials to meet and hear their constituents, whose input at Oshkosh helps shape national aviation policy. Just like EAA AirVenture, the event's website, www.airventure.org, will continue to grow as the excitement for the 2008 fly-in builds. Over the next nine months, look for added features to the already extensive video and audio presentations and interactive sections. The website also includes essential updates such as admission rates, housing, forum presenters, special attractions, and more that will help make AirVenture 2008 an unforgettable visitor experience. "EAA AirVenture is one of aviation's most important events for business, government and education," Poberezny said. "What makes this event unique, however, is the fact that it is also aviation's annual family reunion. If you're asked to explain what EAA AirVenture is, there's only one good answer - 'You've gotta be there!'" The schedule of events and confirmed lineup of aircraft will be announced as those items are finalized. EAA members enjoy the lowest AirVenture admission rates for themselves, their families and their guests, as well as access to camping in aircraft areas and in Camp Scholler adjacent to the flight line. EAA AIRVENTURE OSHKOSH is The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration and EAA's yearly convention that embodies the membership's spirit of aviation. For more information on EAA and its programs, call 1-800-JOIN-EAA (1-800-564-6322) or www.eaa.org. EAA AirVenture information is also available through the World Wide Web at www.airventure.org. 920-426-4800
September 2008 6 SUPERIOR -- Fly-In /Drive-In. Richard I Bong Airport. EAA 272 Pancake breakfast/FlyInn/DriveInn at Superior Bong Airport (KSUW) from 8-11am in conjunction with Northern Nationals that weekend. Young Eagle flights will be offered. Phone: 218-729-7764 13 OSHKOSH -- EAA Chapter 252 Poker Run Flyin. Wittman Regional Airport. One stop in the 3rd Annual Poker Run. Phone: 920-688-2941 28 LOCK HAVEN -- Pancake Breakfast Fly-In at Piper Memorial Airport (LHV) 8 Am - 12:30 Pm - Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, Hash Brown Patty, OJ, Coffee & Tea - $6 Adults, $3 Under age 10, Benefits Sentimental Journey Fly-In, Piper Aviation. Museum Open 9 AM - 2 PM. Phone: 579-893-4200. FAX: 570-893-4218. Email: j3cub@kcnet.org Remote Name: kcnettnt01-77-124.kcnet.org |
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