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Due to a handful of aircraft cancellations, our 5/9 Young Eagles rally has been cancelled. Please join us for our next Young Eagles rally on June 13 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm in Manassas. Registration for the event begins … Continue reading →

Friday May 17:00 PMMovie Night at the Chapter House Experimental Aircraft AssociationChapter 186National Capital Chapter10629 Aviator AvenueManassas, VA  20110

A big thank you is in order for Michelle Gill. New members in the last year, Michelle and husband Josh Chambers offered that if we came up with the paint, she would refurbish the chapter house deck. She spent a … Continue reading →

For the 2026 Air Academy we have spent our credits available to help with the tuition for two campers that are going in June and July. One is going to the Explore Camp Session 1 in late June and one … Continue reading →

We flew 47 kids with 8 aircraft at the April 11 rallyat Warrenton. Our May 9 Young Eagles rally is also planned for Warrenton Airport from 1100 to 1500. Pilots: In an effort to push the total of Young Eagles … Continue reading →

Tuesday April 28IMC Club Meeting at 7:00 PMVMC Club Meeting at 8:00 PM Join us Tuesday night for one or both of our monthly safety meetings.  IMC Club and VMC Club meetings are usually on the fourth Tuesday of the … Continue reading →

Saturday April 25 Member Gathering1000 Guest SpeakerCoffee and Doughnuts at 0920 National Capital Chapter10629 Aviator Avenue (formerly Observation Road)Manassas, VA  20110 Please join us this Saturday.  This month our speaker is Dick Genaille, President of the Virginia Aeronautical Historical Society … Continue reading →

Saturday March 28 Member Gathering1000 Guest Speaker0920 Coffee and Doughnuts Please join us Saturday.  Our own Paul Schafer will present on the development and operation of the A-10 Thunderbolt II “Warthog.” Paul Schafer has a degree in aeronautical engineering from … Continue reading →

EAA has once again granted Chapter 186 a Ray Aviation Foundation Flight Training Scholarship for the eighth consecutive year. This pays up to $12,000 for a scholar working on the Private Pilot-Airplane certificate. The program is intensive, requiring the scholar … Continue reading →