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Flight Lines β€” June/November 1999

Volume 16, No. 5 β€’ June 1999 The June 1999 issue of Flight Lines features the President’s Wife’s Message, a personal account of how to become involved in aviation as a non-pilot spouse. The author, Jean Bartley, shares her journey from being initially uninterested in flying to earning her pilot’s license on April 5th after […]

Flight Lines β€” May/November 1999

The May 1999 issue of Flight Lines covers a range of topics relevant to Colorado Pilots Association members, including safety reminders from President Will Barclay about maintaining proficiency as flying season accelerates, an upcoming fly-in trip to Hot Springs State Park in Wyoming, and a feature on member Rob Duncan’s adventurous trip to Baja, Mexico […]

Flight Lines β€” April/November 1999

April 1999 Flight Lines highlights an active spring and summer for Colorado Pilots Association members. The newsletter emphasizes participation in upcoming fly-ins, pancake breakfasts, and airshows, with a renewed “Share the Ride” program to help members without aircraft attend events. The President’s message celebrates strong member engagement, the Safety/Education committee’s revival, and a full calendar […]

Flight Lines β€” March/November 1999

The March 1999 issue of Flight Lines features CPA President Will Barclay’s message addressing aircraft noise concerns and promoting community engagement, highlighted by news of the 5th annual Rocky Mountain Air Fair and upcoming spring fly-ins. The newsletter also showcases an extraordinary adventure by CPA members Sarah and Will Barclay, who completed an ambitious journey […]

Flight Lines β€” February/November 1999

Flight Lines, Volume 16, No. 1 (February 1999) features content centered on adventure aviation and regulatory topics affecting Colorado pilots. The lead article highlights CPA President Will Barclay’s personal account of flying a Baron aircraft from South Africa back to Boulderβ€”a journey across twenty countries that underscores the advantages of the American aviation system compared […]

Flight Lines β€” December/November 1998

December 1998 Flight Lines focuses on leadership transition and organizational growth for the Colorado Pilots Association. New President William Barclay, who operates Business Aircraft Sales Corporation at Boulder Municipal Airport with his wife Sarah (the newsletter’s editor), introduces himself and outlines his vision for the organization. The newsletter highlights recognition of aviation safety professionals, announces […]

Flight Lines β€” November/November 1998

Volume 15, No. 10 – November 1998 The November 1998 issue of Flight Lines features highlights from the outgoing CPA presidency, calls for volunteer committee members for the upcoming year, and detailed coverage of AOPA Expo ’98 held in Palm Springs, California in late October. Outgoing President Bart Jones expresses gratitude for his two-year tenure […]

Flight Lines β€” October/November 1998

The October 1998 issue of Flight Lines highlights a memorable CPA fly-in to Cody, Wyoming, where nearly 20 members experienced the realities of backcountry weather decision-making. The President’s message describes how patience and good judgment led the group to embrace weather delays rather than push through marginal conditions, turning an extended trip into a shared […]

Flight Lines β€” September/November 1998

This September 1998 issue of Flight Lines, the Colorado Pilots Association newsletter, leads with a feature on member Steve Dyer and his beautifully restored 1944 Beech Staggerwing aircraft, which won reserve grand champion at Oshkosh in 1997. The newsletter emphasizes safety awareness following several tragic aircraft accidents in the region during the summer, with President […]

Flight Lines β€” August/November 1998

Volume 15, No. 7 (August 1998) – The Colorado Pilots Association’s Flight Lines newsletter covers the successful Jackpot Air Classic air race, updates on the Mt. Rushmore fly-in trip, and reflections from CPA President Bart Jones on general aviation’s relationship with non-flying neighbors. The issue highlights 31 aircraft participants from across the country and includes […]

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