The July 2009 issue of Flight Lines highlights CPA’s successful Oklahoma City fly-in event in May, which attracted 26 pilots for a three-day trip featuring visits to the National Weather Center, the 99’s Museum of Women Pilots, and Oklahoma City landmarks. President Bob Kinney’s message emphasizes the importance of airport security through the Airport Watch Program and encourages members to report suspicious activity. The newsletter also covers upcoming events and updates from member airports and aviation organizations.
Key Topics
- Airport Security: Airport Watch Program (1-866-GA-SECURE) and the importance of locking aircraft
- CPA Advocacy: Successful letter-writing campaigns addressing TSA and LASP concerns
- Oklahoma City Fly-in Report: Details of the May 29-31 trip and attractions visited
- National Weather Center: Tour of the $69 million, 250,000 sq. ft. facility in Norman, Oklahoma
- Women Pilots History: Visit to the 99’s Museum of Women Pilots at Wiley Post Airport
- Oklahoma City Memorial: Tour of the 1995 Murrah Federal Building bombing memorial
Events & Activities
- Oklahoma City Fly-in: May 29-31, 2009 at Max Westheimer Airport (completed)
- Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum Dedication: July 20-25, 2009, 10 AM to 4 PM at Pueblo Memorial Airport (PUB). Seeking WWI aircraft owners/pilots and historical re-enactors. Contact: (719)948-9219 or [email protected]
Member News
- ACK Avionics Update: E-04 406MHz ELT testing completed; TSO application submitted to FAA with expected shipping by mid-August 2009
- Pagosa Springs Airport Update: Archuleta County Airport (Stevens Field) launched new website at www.archuletacountyairport.com with updates scheduled for the 15th and 30th of each month
- Fly-in Participants Recognized: Lynn McCullough (Monte Vista), Dave Burke, Vern Foster, Frank Gallo, Vanita Gallo, Shawn Kinney, and John Thielen noted as attendees
