The September 1985 issue of Colorado Pilots Association’s Flight Lines highlights the vital role of aviation in Colorado’s economic development, particularly in southwest Colorado. President Vern Foster reports on a recent tour of the region where new resorts, expanded businesses, and growing tourism are driving airport expansion. The newsletter emphasizes how airport facilities and fixed […]
“`html August 1985 Flight Lines Summary: The August 1985 issue of the Colorado Pilots Association newsletter highlights the successful July 13 Denver-Jackpot Air Race, won by John Simmance in Class “A.” President Vern Foster emphasizes the importance of member participation in CPA activities, encouraging pilots to engage in upcoming events including the FAA/CPA Wings program […]
Volume 2, No. 6 (July 1985) – This issue of the Colorado Pilots Association’s Flight Lines newsletter focuses on organizational matters, member activities, and aviation developments across Colorado. President Vern Foster emphasizes the importance of member contributions to the publication and announces advertising availability. The newsletter highlights restoration projects, new pilot certifications, airport development updates, […]
The June 1985 issue of Flight Lines features a focus on safe flying practices in Colorado’s challenging mountain environment. President Vern Foster’s message emphasizes the critical importance of understanding density altitude, particularly during hot weather and high-elevation flying. The newsletter reports on organizational growth with the appointment of new Area Representatives across the state, bringing […]
Summary: The March/April 1985 issue of Flight Lines highlights the Colorado Pilots Association’s growing membership and increasing visibility in Colorado aviation. President Vern Foster reports successful recent meetings featuring presentations on the Ploesti Air Raids and flying in Alaska, and outlines several major flying events planned for the upcoming months. The association is implementing a […]
Colorado Pilots Association Flight Lines – February 1985 covers organizational expansion and community news. The CPA has expanded to include twelve area representatives throughout Colorado to better serve members outside the Denver area. This issue announces the February monthly meeting featuring a dinner and guest speaker, memorial information for longtime member Al Field, and several […]
Flight Lines, Volume 2, Number 1 (January 1985) covers the Colorado Pilots Association’s plans for growth and expansion during 1985. The newsletter highlights the organization’s adoption of new goals and objectives focused on safety and general aviation promotion, as well as the establishment of an Area Representative Program to connect CPA with pilots across the […]
December 1984 Flight Lines highlights the Colorado Pilots Association’s organizational revitalization efforts under newly elected leadership. President Vern Foster reports that the CPA is undergoing a “face-lift” with newly elected officers developing strategies to strengthen the organization in 1985. Key initiatives include finalizing operating tactics, forming committee structures for specific tasks, and updating bylaws. The […]
November 1984 Summary: The Colorado Pilots Association’s Flight Lines newsletter features updates on CPA leadership, upcoming meetings, member achievements, and aviation infrastructure developments in Colorado. President Vern Foster outlines an ambitious 12-month operating plan focused on membership growth, statewide expansion, and member engagement. The newsletter highlights local aviation developments including airport improvements and includes articles […]
The October 1984 issue of the Colorado Pilots Association newsletter highlights the opening of Burlington-Kit Carson County Airport and discusses ongoing efforts to accommodate ultralight operations at Colorado airports. The newsletter features details about the new Burlington airport facility, which officially opened July 1, 1984, and includes information about fuel discounts, merchandise availability, and an […]
