Flight Lines August 2009 features updates on Colorado aviation initiatives and community achievements. President Bob Kinney highlights the exciting progress on a pilot-oriented campground at Salida’s Harriet Alexander Field (ANK), a project born from community collaboration that will provide a much-needed destination for Colorado pilots. The newsletter celebrates Michelle Snowden’s CPA Scholarship Award as she […]
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 […]
The June 2009 issue of Flight Lines features CPA President Bob Kinney’s reflections on creating pilot-friendly campgrounds at Colorado airports, inspired by discussions about developing camping facilities at Salida’s Harriet Alexander Field (ANK). Kinney invites members to share information about existing camper-friendly airports in the region to compile a resource guide for summer fly-in camping […]
The May 2009 issue of Flight Lines focuses on general aviation advocacy, emergency preparedness, and community service. CPA President Bob Kinney challenges members to submit personal stories to AOPA demonstrating how general aviation makes a difference in their lives and communities, urging Colorado to lead the nation in submissions. Kinney shares his own inspiring story […]
The April 2009 issue of Flight Lines focuses on regulatory challenges facing general aviation pilots, particularly concerning the TSA’s Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP) and post-9/11 security measures. CPA President Bob Kinney emphasizes the need for member advocacy and involvement in the political process, as regulations targeting general aviation aircraft have increased dramatically despite no […]
Colorado Pilots Association Flight Lines – March 2009 focuses on the introduction of new CPA branded merchandise and the exciting 2009 flying season ahead. President Bob Kinney announces the availability of new apparel including female-specific shirts, a V-neck tee, camp shirt, and a high-quality Storm Creek micro fiber jacket, all featuring the CPA logo. The […]
“`html Volume 26, No. 2 – February 2009 The February 2009 issue of Flight Lines focuses on organizational transparency, leadership changes, and important regulatory updates for Colorado pilots. CPA President Bob Kinney announces a commitment to greater member communication through posting monthly board meeting minutes and quarterly financial reports on the association’s website. A significant […]
The January 2009 issue of Flight Lines highlights CPA’s commitment to growth and community engagement at the start of a new flying season. President Bob Kinney emphasizes the organization’s goal to reach 800 members by year-end and actively recruits a membership chairperson to help expand CPA’s reach among newly certificated pilots and pilots from surrounding […]
The December 2008 issue of Flight Lines focuses on airport protection and volunteer opportunities. CPA President Bob Kinney’s message emphasizes the critical need for Airport Support Network (ASN) volunteers across Colorado’s public-use airports. The ASN program, sponsored by AOPA, serves as an early warning system for threats to airport integrity such as curfews, noise restrictions, […]
The November 2008 issue of Flight Lines features a warm introduction from new CPA President Bob Kinney, who emphasizes the organization’s strength lies in its dedicated volunteer members and their contributions to general aviation. With over 700 members, Kinney reflects on how the CPA has earned recognition from AOPA as one of America’s premier state […]
