The October 2014 issue of Flight Lines celebrates the Colorado Pilots Association's milestone achievement of surpassing 800 members for the first time in organizational history. President Ann Beardall highlights the successful Colorado Aviation Meet and Greet event, which drew nearly 500 attendees and was made possible through the efforts of numerous committee members and partner organizations. The newsletter also showcases CPA's commitment to youth engagement in aviation, noting the Governor's proclamation of Girls in Aviation Day in Colorado and highlighting the organization's efforts to inspire young women in the aviation field.
The issue features several stories demonstrating the diverse ways CPA members contribute to their communities and pursue their passion for flying. From charitable flight operations through Pilots for Christ International to recreational fly-ins exploring Colorado's neighboring regions, members are actively engaged in both service and fellowship. The newsletter emphasizes the importance of general aviation advocacy and community involvement as core to the CPA mission.
Key Topics
- CPA membership milestone: exceeded 800 members for the first time
- Colorado Aviation Meet and Greet event success with ~500 attendees
- Girls in Aviation Day proclamation by Colorado Governor
- Charitable aviation services and public-benefit flights
- Pilots for Christ International Colorado chapter operations
- Community engagement and general aviation advocacy
Events & Activities
- Colorado Aviation Meet and Greet (recent event, September 2014) β Centennial Airport, ~500 attendees
- Girls in Aviation Day β September 15, 2014 at Denver International Airport (DIA)
- Buffalo, Wyoming Fly-In β August 15, 2014, 15 planes participated, 27 CPA members attended
Member News
- Penny Hamilton β Featured on the cover of a new book edited by Donna Bridges (Charles Sturt University, Australia), Jane Neal-Smith (London Metropolitan Business School, UK), and Albert J. Mills (St Mary's University, Canada)
