The September 1991 issue of the Colorado Pilots Association newsletter Flight Lines covers organizational leadership transitions, general aviation advocacy responsibilities, and member activities. President Bill Marshall emphasizes CPA's growing role in representing general aviation across Colorado and calls for increased member participation and volunteer involvement. The newsletter highlights the organization's strong financial position, upcoming leadership elections, and various committee activities including airspace discussions with the FAA and participation in air shows.
Key Topics
- CPA leadership responsibilities and expansion of general aviation advocacy in Colorado
- Call for member volunteers and participation in organizational activities
- Financial report showing balance in excess of $7,500
- FAA proposals for Victor Airway and Instrument Approach procedure changes affecting front range airports
- Erie tower dismantling and Colorado National Guard "Redeye Complex" updates
- New FAA medical certification form (Form 8500-8) requirements and changes
- Exploration of CPA chapter structure across the state
Events & Activities
- October 19 - CPA Annual Meeting at Jeppesen Sandersen in Denver with facility tour
- September 21-22 - Peterson Air Force Base Air Show with CPA merchandise booth
- Board of Directors meetings held at Denver Jet Center, Centennial Airport (open to members)
- July 24 - DVX TCA Ad Hoc Committee meeting with FAA on airspace proposals
- Fall Student Airlift and western slope fly-out planned
Member News
- Don Dolce of Boulder featured for flying his Mooney to Baja California, Mexico to observe the total solar eclipse on July 11, 1991 (article titled "The Diamond Ring")
