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August 29 Movie Night at the Chapter House7:00 PM Join us next Friday night to watch: Apollo 13 From Wikipedia:  The film tells the story of astronauts Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise aboard the ill-fated Apollo 13 for … Continue reading →

Young Eagles Air Academy from Bob Prange Parents: Updated information (course content, ages, costs) and on-line registration for the June and July 2026 camps will be available beginning September 3, 2025. Registration will fill up very quickly in early September. … Continue reading →

August 23 Member GatheringOur speaker was Erica Gilbert (https://www.gilbertaviation.com/), a CFI / CFII, FAA Safety Team Representative, and Part 91 commercial TBM pilot. Erica’s passion project is AeroSafe, her YouTube series discussing aviation weather to help pilots fly more safely. … Continue reading →

Judy has (mostly) retired from several decades of being our Membership Chair. Jerry Stueve is stepping up to the plate for this very important duty and we thank him for doing so. Jerry joined EAA in 1979 at AirVenture and … Continue reading →

We meet on the 4th Tuesday each month. IMC Club at 7 PM. VMC Club at 8 PM. Come for one or both sessions; we usually meet beforehand at 5:30 PM for informal dinner at the Panera Bread at Bristow … Continue reading →

THIS SATURDAY!August 23 Member Gathering Weather Briefings and Safety with Erica Gilbert Join us at 10:00 AM for the meeting;  9:20 AM for coffee and doughnuts. Erica Gilbert is a CFI / CFII, FAA Safety Team Representative, and Part 91 commercial TBM pilot. … Continue reading →

50th Anniversary at AV 2025 by Angela Satterly Fifty years ago, Jack, EAA Lifetime 69122, and Anne McCombs, EAA Lifetime 78375, honeymooned in the most fitting place imaginable for two aviation lovers: the EAA Oshkosh fly-in. In 1975 they attended … Continue reading →

Our next movie night takes us to the Moon via an Australian sheep station! Well, sort of …. In July 1969, the 64-meter (210 foot) Murriyang radio telescope dish at isolated Parkes Observatory in Australia was the primary receiver in … Continue reading →

Judy has (mostly) retired from several decades of being our Membership Chair. Jerry Stueve isstepping up to the plate for this very important duty and we thank him for doing so. Jerry joined EAA in 1979 at AirVenture and camped … Continue reading →