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Meeting is open to all members.

The Jeffco Airport Advisory Board (AAB) will hold their next business meeting on February 11 at 5pm. AAB meetings are offered in a hybrid meeting format. You are welcome to attend in-person in the Flatirons Room of the RMMA Terminal Building or via WebEx. An agenda and meeting access details can be found here: Airport Advisory Board.

Engine information systems (EIS) give pilots real-time insight into engine health and performance. We’ll cover how to interpret key indications and trends in flight and on the ground, what common abnormal readings may mean, and how to use that data to make safer decisions when issues occur. This session also addresses practical interpretation that often isn’t explained in the Pilot Operating Handbook (POH), what the numbers mean right now, and what to do once you’re safely back on the ground. In many GA airplanes we don’t have parachutes, so knowing how to use EIS data can help keep you and your passengers safe.

This is the special advisory board meeting where airport finances and rate structure proposals are expected to be discussed. Doors lock at 6:45 PM per the calendar listing. ?

5 Minute Flights for Valentine‘s Day Join us for a quick, scenic flight. Perfect first helicopter ride. Great for date day and celebrations.

Love is in the air! Start your Saturday with tasty food, aircraft, and a little romance at our monthly Breakfast Fly-In!* In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re featuring a special pop-up exhibit from Wings Museum’s archives celebrating aviators in love. Step back in time and discover the personal side of aviation history through heartfelt stories and rare artifacts, including: - WWII letters from the newly acquired Earle Parker collection - 1940s Victory mail (V-mail) photographs and correspondence - Additional archival pieces that reveal how relationships have endured globally throughout the decades Plus, you’ll also have the opportunity to chat with our Curator, Stewart Bailey, who will share behind-the-scenes insights into our archive, answer questions, and highlight the remarkable stories housed within our collections. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity! Pilots – Fly in for free breakfast on us! For tie-down space, contact swheeler@wingsmuseum.org or 303.360.5360 ext 116 I look forward to seeing you there!

A General Aviation Joint Safety Committee (GAJSC) study found that the second largest group of fatal loss of control accidents occurred during the approach phase of flight. Many of those accidents resulted from an un-stabilized approach or a failure to go-around. Join us as we review the stabilized approach with FAASTeam Program Manager, Vaughn Hanson.

Regular monthly meeting of the board. Please confirm the status (agenda posted prior to the meeting)

Let’s go stargazing! All are invited to look up and explore the night sky on our tarmac at Wings Over the Rockies’ Astronomy Night. At this event, you will learn about the importance of Colorado’s dark skies and gain new insights into the North Star. Activities are for all ages and include standing out on our flight ramp with the Denver Astronomical Society, using telescopes and astrophotography equipment, learning from Dark Sky Colorado about ways to protect our night skies and why it matters for future stargazers, hands-on constellation activities, and more!