Free Young Eagles Flights (ages 8-17)
WW2 B-25 Bommer flights -$$$
Carl Edwards' Show car (Fastenal)
Free lunch at Nick's Family Restautant for pilots who fly in*
Cessa 162 Skycatcher, Jabiru & Remos light-sport planes
Plane-Train rides for the little one
Civil Air Patrol Plane & talks
B-25 Ride Raffle
Display of Radio control planes
Fire trucks, ambulances & more
*3-piece chicken plate with coupon, 10 am-2 pm

The EAA's Ford Tri-motor will be offering flights three days in September
2-5pm on the 19th, 9am-5pm on the 20th and 21st

$50 for EAA members
$60 for non-members
$100 for the co-pilots seat

9am until noon on Saturday June 25 we will be flying Young Eagles. People ages 8-17 are eligible. Parent or guardian signature is required. Follow the signs to park. Signup in Building 120

Stan is doing the pulled pork. Bring a dish. EAA429 and KPA invited.
Phillips Field is home of Cal-MO Flying Club, which co-hosted with EAA Chap 429

Our chapter is having a Young Eagles Rally at Fulton Airport (FTT). Pancakes, eggs and sausage breakfast for $6. Bring your youngins (8-17) for a Young Eagles Flight.

Nick Decker flew an A-10 Warthog from Whiteman AFB to JEF for the meeting.

The EAA Young Eagles program was launched in 1992 to give interested young people, ages 8 - 17, an opportunity to go flying in a general aviation airplane. These flights are offered free of charge and are made possible through the generosity of EAA member volunteers.

Since 1992, more than 1.5 million Young Eagles have enjoyed a flight through the program. Young Eagles have been registered in more than 90 different countries and have been flown by more than 41,000 volunteer pilots.

Participation is easy. Click Here to find the closest volunteer pilot. From there, arrange a convenient time to go flying. We hope you enjoy a Young Eagles introduction to the exciting world of aviation. Make sure you come back to visit this web site after your flight to continue exploring the wonderful world of aviation!

So what will your flight be like?

The biggest question on your mind might be about the actual flight. So what should you expect?

First of all, your pilot will explain what will happen during the flight. This might include talking about the airplane; reviewing an aeronautical chart (or map); identifying reference points during the flight; completing a careful "walk around" preflight inspection of the airplane and identifying the parts that control the airplane.

Once you are ready to go flying, your pilot will help you buckle your seat belt and describe the interior of the airplane, including the instrument panel. Pretty soon, it will be time to go flying!

Once in the air, you'll see the earth and sky in a new and exciting way. You'll experience the wonderful freedom of flight that many people only dream about. If you are like most Young Eagles, you'll remember this experience for the rest of your life.

Young Eagle flights last between 20 and 30 minutes. Once back on the ground, there will be additional time for you to ask questions about the flight. Ask away! Your pilot will be happy to tell you more about flying and their particular airplane. And don't forget, you'll also receive an official Young Eagles certificate, which is signed, by your personal pilot and our Co-Chairman Harrison Ford.

Grats to Bekken on her first solo!

We are having our annual Jefferson City Fly-in and Pancake Breakfast
Young Eagles flights and Aircraft Displays
8am breakfast
9am Young Eagles Rides start

Libby Yunger from the 99s St.louis chapter is the guest speaker.
Fried Chicken is the food.
6-7pm is the social hour. Meeting starts at 7pm.
At the JEF terminal building

We had a beautiful day for a fly-in picnic at Phillips Field, near California, MO.
Phillips Field is home of Cal-MO Flying Club, which co-hosted with EAA Chap 429.
After cancelling three times due to a soggy field and/or rain,
we finally had a good day on Sun., June 6, 2010, for a fly-in/new hangar open house/BBQ/potluck.
Blake & Karla flew in the Cessna 170b from Fulton.
Lanny pulled his Cessna 170A out of the hanger to create the party room.
Dennis & Phyllis came in his Zenith 701.
Tom Jones and Al Boggs displayed their new KitFox. They are new Cal-MO members.
Bill Fowler flew his Cessna 172 in, which will live in the old hangar.
Gerald Wood showed his Kolb Firestar UL, folded up in a trailer.
More than 50 people dined on burgers, hot dogs, potluck, and six kinds of brownies.
Lots of reminiscing and good times. It was featured in the California newspaper with photos!
We ought to do this again sometime soon!! -- Blake Lewis and Bill Elliott

The Kingdom Pilots Association Annual Pancake Breakfast and Flyin. Pilots who fly in, eat free. Breakfast is $5 adults and $2 children under 12.

Farmington Regional Airport, Farmington, MO
Young Eagles rally at Farmington, Missouri, (KFAM). Terrific facility and great opportunity for that first flight.

Mel Williams from Linn State Technical College, is hosting a BBQ at 1H3. Mel spoke at our August meeting last year and we participated at the BBQ last October.

EAA Hangar, Lee's Summit, MO
Pancake breakfast and Young Eagles Rally
This chapter does this almost every month

Contact: Pam Ratliff
Phone: 816-358-1458

Camdenton Memorial Airport, Camdenton, MO, USA
Chapter 1254 will be conducting Young Eagle flights in the afternoon at the Camdenton airport, H21. The chapter will have a float in the Dogwood festival parade that morning and do the flights at the airport in the afternoon.

Monday night at the Jefferson City Terminal building, EAA chapter 429 will meet again. Be there at 6:30 for the food and social half hour. The meeting starts at 1900.

The Bluebirds meet again. Come early (6:30), eat, socialize and be merry. The meeting starts at 7pm, terminal building Jefferson City Airport. Come and help plan the cookout at Philips Field!

The Kingdom Pilots Association has a pot luck and aviation movie night once a month in the winter months to keep it all going on.
This months movie It is a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. It has a few exciting airplane stunts. In one scene, a Beech model C-18S flies through a highway billboard advertising Coca-Cola.

Certificate switch: Paper to plastic deadline March 31, 2010
Did you know you can have more than one copy!

Spring into Flying safely. Read the new FAA Safety Briefing to be an informed, safe and better pilot.

By unanimous vote, Tom Scheppers was elected to the office of EAA Chapter 429 President at the March meeting.
Tim (our program chair) brought chili dogs and chips. Thanks Tim!

Mel Williams from Linn State Technical College, is hosting an EAA BBQ at 1H3. Mel spoke at our August meeting. Rain date is November 7th.

EAA Chapter 1212 Fly-In Drive-In Breakfast
Macon Fower Memorial Airport 7:00-11:00 am
Sunday October 11, 2009
All you can eat Biscuits and Gravy, Eggs, Juice and Coffee

We had a good turn out. I not sure we could have flown any more Young Eagles. I guess if it hadn't been raining we would have had a few more pilots. The official count is seventy three. Chet eight , Blake twenty one , Bob Morgan twenty seven, and Ted sixteen. The Kingdom Pilots Association made a strong showing. They donated the use of the griddle, some tables, flew in and pitched in. The University Hospital and Clinics Staff for Life, Air National Guard, Jefferson City Fire Department, Cirrus aircraft all made appearances.

Zenith Aircraft Company 18th annual OPEN HANGAR DAY and Fly-In Gathering. Starting Friday afternoon, a number of workshops are scheduled. The Zenith Aircraft kit production facilities will be open for factory tours on Saturday. Company staff will demonstrate kit production and fabrication techniques used in producing the all-metal kit aircraft parts. The gathering is an excellent opportunity for owners and builders of Zenith Aircraft planes to meet with each other and to tour the factory.

Applegate Airport, formerly Queen City Municipal, annual fly-in.
Lanny flew up his 170A, I flew up My 170B, Chet drove his Smart car. Lanny and I were two of six Cessna 170s. There was a Ryan, Stearman, Waco, Aeronica L-3, Cub and ...
I flew up with the Kingdom Pilots Association in a flight of four.

15MO is at 997ft MSL, 16/34 is 2600ft turf, RP16, CTAF 122.90
Harve & Carolyn 1-660-66-2644 or Gale 1-660-665-0210 days

I (Blake) flew fourteen Young Eagles. There were quite a few planes stopping for gas on the way to OshKosh. I talked to a couple of guys in Cessna 150 Taildragers with Lycoming 320. Very nice planes.

Blake did a presentation on our web site at the Jefferson City FBO.

The speaker was Jeff Corrigan, a Missouri State Historian who interviewed our B-17 veterans at our event in July 2008. Jefferson City Airport Terminal building 7:00 pm

TJ Boos few a few young eagles in his RV.

Waynesville Regional Airport at Forney Field Fly-in. Pancake breakfast, discounted fuel sales, static aircraft displays, and Young Eagles flights, EAA Chapter Chapter 1481. Fly in for breakfast, then stay for our BFR Clinic
I got there a bit late and went to lunch with the Waynesville guys. They flew eleven young eagles. I sat in on the biannual flight review ground school with instructor Bill Taylor.

Young Eagles Rally by the EAA-429 Bluebirds and EAA-1032 Tri-Lakes chapters
The two chapters flew a total of sixty nine young eagles

This large, four-engine plane is a flying museum. Morning flights, afternoon ground tours of the whole plane, and history events for the whole family. Free showings of videos on flying and restoring this plane, interviews with B-17 veterans, the original WWII documentary "The Memphis Belle", and other events. Sponsored by EAA Chapter 429.

EAA 429 provided Young Eagles Pilots last year and will do so again this year

We met at Bill Elliott's house/garage/ac factory to look at his Challenger and to watch a presentation on the Wheelair presented by the son of the designer. The Wheelair presentation was top notch.

We flew about 26 kids. We had about seven pilots, so the load was low.

We had a great time at Scotty’s Airdrome (Brent Scott). There are some photos of his hanger, two plane projects, old radial engines and cars in our next newsletter. Not many members attended, but we had fun, and we cooked hot dogs and brats on the grill. We agreed that we should meet there again this summer for a fly-in.

Dale Carlson sent me four new pictures of his comlpeted CH801

The white version.

I drew the logo in a vector graphics program (inkscape). Now enlargements will not pixelate (jaggies).