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Southern Nevada EAA Chapter 1300

Dedicated to Preserving Sport Aviation, Fostering Aviation Education, Promoting Aviation Safety, Encouraging Young Eagles Flights, and Experimental Aircraft Building in Southern Nevada.

2009 Officers and Directors

Roger Hansen President
Terry Frazier Vice President
Secretary
Brian Prinzavalli Treasurer
Armin Tuma Director - VGT
Glenn Carlson Director - HND
Glenn Smith Director - BVU

Chapter Meetings

Chapter meetings are generally held at 7:30 pm on the second Wednesday of every month. The location has been permanently established as being in the Conference Room at Henderson Executive Airport. Dinner is usually at 6:00 pm in the Landings Restaurant upstairs, for anyone who wishes to join us. Feel free to contact Roger Hansen (702-966-7640) for more information, if needed.

Successful Young Eagles Rally in Tonopah over Memorial Day Weekend

We flew 60 kids with 7 pilots participating. Several of the kids were flown on Friday afternoon with exciting wind conditions. Saturday was a great day for flying and the local sponsors had a fund raiser serving hotdogs and hamburgers. All in all, a very enjoyable day.

Plan to ban aircraft at North Las Vegas defeated

Whether you fly light general aviation, business, or experimental aircraft, you are still welcome to fly into Nevada’s North Las Vegas Airport. State legislators made that clear May 26. (Click here to read more.)

EAA AirVenture is too BIG to miss - Literally!

In less than 2 months, Oshkosh will become the aviation center of the world. The list of features and attractions for 2009 make it one of those years that you simply can't afford to miss. (Click here to read more.)

N457RV Flies!

Monday 5/11 at 7AM, N457RV flew for the first time 2000' over the Henderson airport for just short of an hour. The flight was uneventful (the best kind) and the landing was even a squeaker (if I do say so myself). I have to say that taking off in an RV is a little different than my previous experience. When you push the throttle in, you'd better be ready to fly right now. No lumbering down the runway for N457RV (a.k.a. E-TICKET). No major squawks - only a couple small oil leaks and a slightly heavy right wing.

Too many to thank all at once, but wife Linda deserves the "Supreme Indulgence" award for 3 1/2 years of airplane centric living (and riveting too), and Roger Hansen for untold advice, help and bits and pieces. Also, a big thanks to Mike Smith, my flight advisor, transition trainer, and first flight safety chase pilot.

Video and air to air photos later,

Terry Frazier

Members vote to anchor meetings at Henderson

Since its inception, Chapter 1300 has traditionally rotated its meetings among North Las Vegas (VGT), Boulder City (BVU), and Henderson Executive (HND). However, attendence had noticeably declined at the other locations, and it was discovered that more than half of the members lived closer to Henderson than to any of the other airports. This prompted a motion at the April meeting to put the matter up to a vote. Although ballots went out to all members with a valid email address (as well as those in attendance at the May meeting), only ballots from members who were paid up for 2009 were counted. The final tally was 17-8 in favor of anchoring the meetings at HND. It should be pointed out, however, that this does not preclude meetings from occasionally being held elsewhere, if appropriate (such as project / hangar visits at one of the other airports, etc.).

Walk Through the A380 at AirVenture

Following the blockbuster announcement in April that the world's largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380, is coming to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2009, EAA and Airbus today announced even greater accessibility of this modern marvel to the aviation enthusiasts who will visit Oshkosh next month to see it. (Click here to read more.)
 

Rarified Air-World's only flying Pitcairn PA-18 arrives in Oshkosh

Around this time last year, Jack and Kate Tiffany, of Spring Hill, Ohio, and the crew of Leading Edge Restorations, were anticipating the flight of their recently restored Pitcairn PA-18 Autogiro to Oshkosh for AirVenture 2008. However, the rotor blades were significantly damaged during testing about a week prior to Oshkosh and the flight had to be called off. (Click here to read more.)
 

Aspen Avionics Visits Oshkosh

Brad Hayden, director of marketing for Aspen Avionics, visited EAA Headquarters in Oshkosh on June 25 to renew Aspen's partnership with EAA to host the North 40 Welcome Center during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2009, having instituted the Center for the first time in 2008. (Click here to read more.)
 

EAA Helps Finalize Part 23 Certification Process Review Report

For the past year and a half EAA staff have been a part of the FAA Small Aircraft Directorate's Part 23 Certification Process Review, the FAA's first step as it looks towards revising the current regulations under which small aircraft (under 12,500 lbs) are produced. The report will present a variety of suggestions including a thoughtful approach to rethinking the methodology of how aircraft are defined within Part 23. (Click here to read more.)
 

EAA, AOPA Seek Extended Comment Period on Proposed Burbank Airport Night Curfew

EAA and AOPA are asking the FAA to extend the public comment period from 30 to 60 days regarding a petition to impose a night flight curfew at the Bob Hope Airport (BUR) in Burbank, California. (Click here to read more.)
 

International Young Eagles Day Inspires Thousands to Take Flight

With more than 2,000 registrations received at the EAA Young Eagles office - and plenty of others on the way - EAA experienced another successful International Young Eagles Day (IYED) on June 13, according to Steve Buss, Young Eagles director. (Click here to read more.)
 


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