'59
Is Turning 50
On
April 1st 2009 EAA Chapter 59 will be 50 years old.
Hello,
Welcome to our EAA Chapter 59 web site. I hope you will find
your visit interesting and enjoyable.
This web site
is dedicated to the sport of aviation, flying and building airplanes,
and being around other people who enjoy these same types of
interests. "EAA Chapters mean flying, friendship, and fun! Get
involved."
June 28th, 2008
EAA Chapter 59 and Monty Suffern's now famous
Hangars & Ragtime!
A perfect combination
If you have never attended one of these piano concerts in a
hanger, you have no idea what you've been missing. And since
there is no way to accurately describe it, you simply have to
be there to believe it.
Download the brochure and get your tickets right here.
Now you can take an FAA Safety review right here on our EAA
Chapter 59 web site. Click here
for more info and get your skills back up to par.
Monty's "Between The
Vines for Feb 2008
A good use of
our Training Facility
By Mr. Emmette Craver
UNREGISTERED ULTRALIGHTS MAY HAVE TO BE SCRAPPED
For those 2,000 to 3,000 two-place ultralights whose owners
have not bothered to convert to the Experimental Light Sport
category, the end is near. If two-place ultralights are not
registered and certificated by Jan. 31 as experimental light
sport aircraft, or placed in the Amateur-Built or the Experimental
Exhibition categories, they cannot be legally flown again until
certificated. Scrapping them may be the only solution if such
certification is not completed. The paperwork must be in the
FAA system, not simply postmarked, by Jan. 31. In other words,
you need to submit it immediately. See AOPA
Online.
A Return of the General meetings
On Tuesday Oct 30th, 2007 The Board of Directors of EAA Chapter
59 voted to change the dates and times of the BOD meetings to
the 3rd Tuesday of each month and to include a chapter 59 members
general meeting to be held directly after the BOD meetings.
This is a return to the form and style of the meetings that
we held back before we built the hanger, like it was back at
Joe Nemmers.
The 3rd Tuesday schedule was selected to prevent any conflicts
with our very important Thursday Lunch Bunch and also the 1st
Saturday Pancake Breakfast activities that have become so vital
to the support of our facility.
We hope that this will provide a must greater opportunity for
chapter membership to attend and get involved in chapter activities.
This new BOD and General meeting schedule will begin in December
when the Chapter 59 Christmas party has been scheduled for the
3rd Tuesday of December.
For more information refer to the EVENTS
page.
PROPOSAL FOR CHAPTER PROJECT
We have a proposal being developed for the chapter to build
an aircraft.
This could be a very important step for Chapter 59.
For information and details take a look at the web site Kenny
Grisham has posted on Google interactive Doc & Spreadsheets,
here.
This is an active web page where you can enter your comments
and thoughts.
Please join in, this is YOUR chapter, get involved.
Here's
a look at what the project might be.
Up Coming Events
As with any organization that depends on a volunteer membership
EAA Chapter 59 is always looking for ways to improve and offer
more of what brings its members together.
Kenny Grisham has created a web page where anyone can access
and even enter their own ideas about what they (that's you)
would like to see within our chapter.
Just click on the link here
and read what others have entered so far.
You'll have to join the group to enter but it's free.
Confused about Metric conversions like temperature
and air speed?
Here's a little chart and conversion
table to help you figure things out.
Dec. 22nd, 2005 Hanger update.....New
photos and information you wont want to miss.
More
Oct 21st, 2005 Hanger Update.... Sheetrock, electrical,
ceiling trusses installed.
More
EAA Chapter members receive more well
earned awards at Oshkosh
2005.
EAA Chapter 59 members receive
awards and well earned recognition
More
Having trouble trying to figure out how to read all those METAR codes?
Check here for an explanation and description.
http://www.ofcm.gov/fmh-1/fmh1.htm
