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Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

September 17 & 18 are the dates for Mountain West UAS‘s 11th UAS Roundup. We will preview the focus topic of near-term challenges facing the industry. Mountain West UAS brings together owners, operators and interested parties in an informal and social atmosphere to discuss drones, their legal and safe operation and positive benefits to society.

Join us on the ramp. Pilots are treated to breakfast from our food truck, Cruz In and Eat.

This is Stan VanderWerf, Colorado Angel Flight Wing Leader. First, I would like to thank you for all YOU do to help our Angel Flight West clients! As you know, the AFW story is incredible. We volunteer for a great cause! You‘re all invited to our Colorado fly-in, including lunch and a FAAST training. This event will take place September 2 at the Colorado Springs Airport (jetCenters of Colorado) and The Airplane Restaurant. Please RSVP here so we have a headcount: https://www.angelflightwest.org/event/colorado-fly-in/ We‘ll start with a FAAST training class at 11:00 a.m. at the airport before we head to The Airplane Restaurant for lunch around 1:00 p.m. If you fly in, you can park at either the Colorado Jet Center or Cutter Aviation FBOs. We can walk to the restaurant after our seminar. The restaurant features a KC-97 tanker airplane and all kinds of cool flying nostalgia — it‘s almost a restaurant museum.

Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

We will be hosting two Fly- ins this September! The first one will be Sunday September 3rd in Alamosa at SLV Regional Airport and will be co hosted by the Airport. There will be designated parking for any general aircraft that would like to be on display. Because this event is open to the public they are asking that anyone that would like to have their aircraft on display please arrive between 7:30 Am and 8:30 Am and they will be directed to park near the terminal. Those that do not wish to have their aircraft on display are encouraged to park on the ramp in parking spaces located south of the FBO. These parking spaces are on a first come first serve basis.Centric Aviation will be offering a fuel discount.We have attached a copy of the flyer for the fly in as well as the map of the set up area. This is what we hope to be the beginning of a working relationship between our two organizations with the hope to grow this fly-in in the future. We will have breakfast burritos and green chili available with proceeds going to aviation scholarships. Please contact us if you have any questions.

EAA Chapter 1627 offers an IMC Club for our members - and aviation enthusiasts - who are interested in improving their flying in instrument conditions. The IMC Club’s purpose is to promote instrument flying, proficiency, and safety. The intent is to create a community of pilots willing to share information, provide recognition, foster communications, promote safety, and build proficiency in instrument flying.

Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

The next RMMA Community Noise Roundtable meeting is scheduled for August 3 at 6:00pm. Please note that this meeting will only occur virtually due to a number of RMMACNR members needing to attend remotely due to conflicting meetings in Summit County. An agenda and meeting access details can be found here: RMMACNR Meetings.

Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

Kremmling Fly-in & Pancake Breakfast

Drawings for Door Prizes

Award to who comes the furtherest to the fly-in.

Pancakes, OJ, Coffee, SMILES!

Contact: FBO Keith Whitenarsh 509-366-7133

Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

This post is for those who want to be a pilot. No age requirement as everyone is welcome. I‘m teaching the first ever FAA Ground School at the Superior Community Center. This class is 2 hours each Saturday. There will be some simple demos and speakers throughout the class series. Also, if you do a bunch of self-study, you can "graduate" early as one does not have to attend the entire class series. The goal of this class is to help you pass your FAA ground test in a timely and cost effective way. Plus, I think I‘ll be able to make it fun for all. Please note - this class is held every Saturday for 2 hours starting on 9/9/2023 - use the registration link below to sign up.

Join us at the picturesque Glenwood Springs Municipal Airport for a thrilling event that will leave you on cloud nine! Get ready for an exciting adventure at the Mountain Terrain Flying Gathering! Join us at the picturesque Glenwood Springs Municipal Airport for a thrilling event that will leave you on cloud nine. Whether you‘re an experienced pilot or a flying enthusiast, this in-person gathering is the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow aviation enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, as you take to the skies and conquer the challenging mountain terrain. With its stunning views and diverse flying conditions, this location is a dream come true for aviation enthusiasts. During the convention, you‘ll have the chance to participate in exhilarating flying demonstrations and learn from industry experts. Connect with like-minded individuals, swap stories, and gain valuable insights into the world of mountain terrain flying. Come join us as we showcase the possibilities of mountain range flying. Hear from our sponsors about new technologies engineered for the frequent mountain flyer. Attending guests will earn access to exclusive deals and promotions from the sponsors as well as a chance to ask questions to our representatives or talk about future projects. Whether you‘re a seasoned pilot seeking new challenges or a curious beginner looking to expand your horizons, the Mountain Terrain Flying Gathering is an event you won‘t want to miss. Breakfast burritos, coffee, and doughnuts will be served for refreshments. So mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience at Glenwood Springs Municipal Airport!

This high-energy, crowd-pleasing NIGHT Airshow is filled with lights, smoke and pyrotechnics and will keep your eyes toward the sky. Activities on the ground will include live music, skydiving, food trucks, static aircraft displays, fireworks and activities for kids. Camping slots will be available to our overnight guests who travel to Scott City to enjoy the evening’s festivities.

Recall the energy, passion, and excitement of the Roaring ’20s by flying aboard the Ford Tri-Motor. Known as the first luxury airliner, the Ford Tri-Motor redefined world travel and marked the beginning of commercial flight. Our tour stops are hosted by volunteers who are passionate about sharing the Ford Tri-Motor’s stories.

We invite families to visit and learn all about our aircraft and our organization. Viewing the aircraft is free, so be sure to bring your camera along.

Revenues from the Ford Tri-Motor tour help cover maintenance and operations costs for the aircraft and aid our ambition to keep the “Tin Goose” flying for many years to come.

Hearing protection in vicinity of aircraft is recommended. Ear plugs will be made available for use. For any questions, or if you are interested in booking a full flight at a location, please contact Membership Services at 877-952-5395.

This event is free to the community and is used to showcase the Erie Air Park. This event will include airplanes on static display, food trucks, bands, vendors, and a bounce house.

This Erie Air Fair is hosted by the EEDC and will include a stage with live music, food trucks, beer tents, local area vendors, bounce houses, military aircraft on static display, and live skydivers.

Parking will be located off County Line Road, at the intersection with Arapahoe Road. Pedestrian access will be available across Coal Creek, from the airport taxiway west of Erie Airport. Do not park at Erie Airport or attempt to access the event from Hwy 7, as that entrance will be closed to event vendors and local Airpark residents.

Additional information can be found at www.theerieairfair.com, as well as the event Facebook page.

Meeting is open to all members.

Believing that safety and proficiency are developed through education and experience, monthly meetings use topic presentations and real world scenarios to engage our members and allow them to share and build their experience. At the meetings, prospective members have the opportunity to see and discuss presentations provided by EAA Chapter 43 VMC Club. You do not have to be a member of EAA Chapter 43 to attend.

Details on upcoming Jeffco Airport Advisory Board (AAB) meetings can be found via the calendar links below. The AAB meetings are offered in a hybrid meeting format. You are welcome to attend in-person in the Mt. Evans Room of the RMMA Terminal Building (11755 Airport Way, Broomfield, CO) or via WebEx.

EAA Chapter 1627 offers monthly meetings in which pilots can network and share knowledge and experience. The meetings use real-world scenarios to engage members, and allow a free exchange of information that improves awareness and skills. The intent is to create a community of pilots willing to share information, provide recognition, foster communications, promote safety, and build proficiency. The VMC Club monthly programming is developed and produced by EAA, but it does not use a lecture or presentation format. Instead, an actual scenario is presented and is followed by a group discussion – so audience participation is encouraged! Since everyone has a different experience level and different airplane capabilities, we can all benefit from the discussion. We have pizza or a BBQ grill right after. (Donations accepted.)

Our inaugural tournament took place in 2010 which began with only a small group of SkyWest pilots getting together for a day of golf off the clock. Over the years it‘s grown into a full-fledged charity golf event which now includes airline pilots from across the industry, and encompasses teammates such as student pilots, flight attendants and our friends and family. We are all-volunteer and donate 100% of our proceeds. This year our chosen charity is The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Our recipients have changed over time, but this year I chose the group myself, as I lost my own father to Leukemia many years ago - a private pilot and proud Cessna 170 owner.

This year we‘ve worked harder than ever to partner with corporate sponsors (within the industry and otherwise) which result in more valuable tee prizes for our participants, more silent auction items which in turn financially benefit the Leukemia Society, and build strong symbiotic relationships in turn. The format remains the same but this year we‘ve added fun new events during the tournament to bulk up the excitement.

All in all, it‘s a solid day of fun and networking where at the end of the day we celebrate with an awards ceremony, supporter acknowledgement, the spirit of charity, and all-around good old fashioned flight crew camaraderie. We‘re pretty proud of what we created and want to share the day with like-minded aviation professionals and enthusiasts which is why we‘ve chosen to extend the invitation to flight schools, private pilots and flying groups this year. We hope you‘re able to be a part of it all! We still have two team spots and a couple singles open and you may sign up at www.SierraWhiskeyGolf.com/register.

Our next rally is the 10th of June the second Saturday. Yes we moved the rally for many reasons for this month only. June 10th is the international Young Eagle Day. I am hoping you all can help out with this event so please let me know. Here is the usual info; Pilots – Please make sure you have supplies to disinfect the head sets or whatever you want to disinfect. Time line: 0700 – Doors open at EOF… not before 0730 – please have your planes parked. If you are not familiar with KAPA then please ask Centennial Ground for a progressive over to the Wings Over the Rockies Museum. 0745 – we will have a safety meeting with tower personnel, and Centennial Operations, Check in with Micaela Thomas with your Tail number and EAA number. 0800 – We will start flying Young Eagles 1100-1130 – we will be done flying Ground crew – Please make sure you are dressed for the weather. Time line: 0700 – Doors open at EOF not before 0715 – please be at the EOF 0720 – ramp safety meeting / assignments 0800 – working the rally

Featuring multiple aerobatic acts- Extra 300, Pitts Special, T6-Texan, P-51 Mustang, Fouga Fighter Jet, WWII planes, Commemorative Air Force- Beach 99 giving rides, Jets, Helicopters, Gyroplanes, Drones, Flight Simulator, Sky Diving, Pancake Breakfast and special guest Erik Lindberg- the Grandson of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindberg. For information contact Zech Papp. zpapp@chaffeecounty.org. or 719-539-3720

Relax and enjoy a short flight to Alliance, NE. The day will begin with brunch at a local diner on the main drag. Following brunch, we’ll stop at the Knight Museum and Sandhills Center followed by Dobby’s Frontier Town Fall Festival. As time permits prior to happy hour, those interested can check out the famous Carhenge (like Stonehenge but made of cars!) or the small military or arts museums. After dinner there’s a peaceful city park for those interested in a relaxing walk before returning to the hotel.

Relax and enjoy a short flight to Alliance, NE. The day will begin with brunch at a local diner on the main drag. Following brunch, we’ll stop at the Knight Museum and Sandhills Center followed by Dobby’s Frontier Town Fall Festival. As time permits prior to happy hour, those interested can check out the famous Carhenge (like Stonehenge but made of cars!) or the small military or arts museums. After dinner there’s a peaceful city park for those interested in a relaxing walk before returning to the hotel.

Believing that safety and proficiency are developed through education and experience, monthly meetings use real world scenarios to engage our members and allow them to share and build their experience. At the meetings, prospective members have the opportunity to see and discuss presentations provided by EAA/IMC Club. You do not have to be instrument rated to attend.

Flying the Colorado Rockies, with more than 50 mountain peaks exceeding 14,000 feet, and into more than a dozen public-use airports located near the communities and recreational areas located there, can be an exhilarating experience. But it can also be a hazardous experience for those unaware of the unique weather related variables encountered in mountain flight and the effects on aircraft performance. In Colorado, accident statistics show that pilots without the skills needed for safe flight over mountainous terrain often get themselves into situations which are beyond their capability to handle. The mountain flying course is a program developed by the Colorado Pilots Association to improve that capability.

This year we are excited to once again be hosted by Wings Over the Rockies Exploration of Flight at Centennial Airport. This event is to introduce the world of aviation and aerospace to girls 8-18. Girls are dropped off, grouped together by age, and escorted through stations of interactive activities, demonstrations, and discussions by several members of the aviation and aerospace community to help inspire our next generation of females. Girls in Aviation Day has been instrumental in introducing girls all over the world to opportunities in aviation and STEM that they never would have considered. We work very hard to bring participants and role models together so girls can see themselves in those exciting roles. This event is Free to girls 8-18, if adults wish to attend with them, there is a $12 entrance fee for Wings Over the Rockies Exploration of Flight. Space is limited and you must Register to attend

Topic: Accident Investigation from Journalist POV (What We Can Learn to Make Us Better Pilots and People) A filmmaker. A television showrunner. Owner of a production company. A Pilot. Daniel Millican has won over 40 industry awards for his work in film/tv/commercials and corporate video. And most recently has created the YouTube aviation channel “TakingOff” which has, well, taken off. Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Millican’s creative passions were established at an early age, writing screenplays in school, banging them out on old typewriters. During his career, he has written and directed five feature films, with actors Adam Baldwin, Lou Diamond Phillips, Sean Patrick Flannery, Mimi Rogers and many others. On the small screen, Millican has directed and produced many television shows, most recently the reality series “Cowgirls” for RideTV and “Road to Glasgow” for EarthX TV. Millican became a pilot in 2015, in order to fly drones legally for his production company. He immediately took the skies and continued his training, achieving his instructor rating in 2019. With all the travel he had been doing for filming, he purchased a 6 seater Cessna 210 and hauls the crew and gear all over the country for shoots. After becoming a pilot, Millican combined his two passions—filmmaking and aviation to create the TakingOff channel, which currently has 55K followers. His production company, Serendipitous Films, is a script to screen machine, that he keeps small, yet delivering big house production quality. Among his strengths are resourcefulness to produce high value on sometimes limited budgets, as well as his people skills working with both professional and non-professional talent. You can read more at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Millican IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/danielmillican

Believing that safety and proficiency are developed through education and experience, monthly meetings use topic presentations and real world scenarios to engage our members and allow them to share and build their experience. At the meetings, prospective members have the opportunity to see and discuss presentations provided by EAA Chapter 43 IMC Club. You do not have to be instrument rated nor do you need be a member of EAA Chapter 43 to attend.

Join us for a roundup of rare, unique aircraft and cars on the ramp. There will be something for everyone! Aircraft will include a Rans S21 and a Globe GC-1 Swift. Food Truck will be 2 Salty Sarges