Southern Nevada EAA Chapter 1300
3500 Executive Terminal Drive
Suite 285
Henderson, NV 89052

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

2010 Officers and Directors

Roger Hansen	President
Terry Frazier	Vice President
Seb Trost	Secretary
Brian Prinzavalli	Treasurer
Dean Herrington	Director
Randy Holland	Director
Kathleen Jones	Director

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 necessary.

Alternative Breakfast Locations?

Member Fred Wilson has suggested that we occasionally fly out to other locations for our Saturday breakfasts, instead of the usual Landings restaurant at HND. Fred's suggestions include Shoshone, Furnace Creek, Kingman, Kidwell, Jean, Temple Bar, and Seligman, AZ. Are there any takers out there? How about any other suggestions for places to fly for breakfast? Please feel free to send you comments to Roger (roger@hansencc.net) or Fred (fpwillson@aol.com).

Report: TSA confirms LASP Changes

Based largely on the negative response from the general aviation community, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) signaled major changes to the Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP), consistent with those EAA has been reporting, in an interview that aired Friday on National Public Radio. (Click here to read more.)

Super Bowl XLIV Flight Restrictions

The FAA announced two-tiered airspace restrictions for Super Bowl XLIV, scheduled for February 7 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami, Florida. (Click here to read more.)

What Will You Do on International Learn to Fly Day?

When the new International Learn to Fly Day was announced last summer at AirVenture 2009, it was heralded as a way for all segments of the general aviation community to encourage others to become involved in aviation. The inaugural ILTFD event is scheduled for May 15, 2010, and EAA wants chapters and individual members to get involved with some kind of activity to introduce the general public to the idea of learning to fly. (Click here to read more.)

User Fees Not in 2011 Proposed FAA Budget

The While House has released its proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2011 and unlike previous proposal, there is no call for a system of user fees to be imposed on general aviation. (Click here to read more.)

FAA Budgets $1.1 Billion for NextGen

The Federal Aviation Administration has requested $16.5 Billion to support its current programs in the areas of air traffic controller and safety staffing, research and development, and capital investment. (Click here to read more.)

Remembering Aviation Photographer Howard Levy

Accomplished aviation photographer Howard Levy, EAA 13730, died at his home in Freehold, New Jersey, on January 29. He was 88. (Click here to read more.)

AirshowBuzz Debuts 'Mike Da Mustang'

AirshowBuzz, an aviation-themed multimedia company has launched a new animated series featuring the adventures of a Mike Da Mustang. (Click here to read more.)

Concorde Court Case Begins a Decade After Crash

It was nearly 10 years ago, on July 25, 2000, that the supersonic Concorde suffered the only crash during its time in service (1969-2003). The tragic crash killed 113 people after a fire in the wing during takeoff from Paris' Charles de Gaulle International Airport, doomed the plane and minutes later it plummeted into a hotel, killing all 109 people on board and four more on the ground. (Click here to read more.)

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