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This would be an evening of socializing will your co-members without a specific topic nor distracting presentation. It was suggested by members of the presentations committee as a option. Steve Brenneke

This is a repeat of the previous Jeopardy nite with new categories that will be revealed ahead of time so everyone can study up and prepare to win a great prize.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

Rob is the Director of Angel Flights West and will present the information about the program and how to become a member.

Enjoy an exclusive evening in the Evergreen Aviation Museum as we delve into the captivating narratives of D-Day and the Museum‘s own C-47 Skytrain. Our esteemed guest, Boeing Historian Mike Lombardi, will guide us through an enriching journey, sharing insights and anecdotes that bring history to life.

Following the enlightening tour, indulge in a sumptuous dinner prepared by our talented culinary team. Engage in stimulating conversations with fellow guests, share perspectives, and forge connections amidst the inspiring ambiance of the Museum.

Semi-Formal Attire: Opt for polished attire such as a suit, dress shirt, and tie or a dressy blouse with dress pants or a skirt. Consider a dress or a chic pant suit for a more formal touch. Avoid overly casual clothing like jeans or T-shirts, and overly formal attire like tuxedos or ballgowns.

Commemorate the 80th Anniversary of D-Day on Saturday, June 8th by honoring local Oregonians who served in World War II. Relive history at Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum through a full itinerary of Battle of Normandy education and experiences.

Admission includes a screening of the D-Day film, followed by an engaging panel led by our Education Director and featuring Boeing Senior Historian, WWII Veterans, a C-47 expert, and more.

Drop by the Aviator Café for a discounted bite to eat before soaring to new heights with a WWII-focused tour centralized around our C-47 Skytrain that flew in the Battle of Normandy.

This event includes full-day access to both the Aviation and Space Museums.

The Presentations committee meets the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Curt J. Cowley, FAASTeam Program Manager - Airworthiness, Portland Flight Standards District Office
Will speak in the issues and risks on the first flight out of the shop.

Fly up to Seattle for the day for a Mariners game; hope you enjoy garlic fries! Coordinate with Aric before buying tickets. Tentatively planning SEC 124. Game is at 1:10PM. Fly in to Lake Union or Boeing Field, both can be options, IF you are properly equipped... Train-Out if weather fails us!

forthcoming

Camping adventure hosted by EAA 609. A fun fly-in on a private grass strip with a hosted breakfasts and potluck dinners. Expect bonfires, peanuts, oysters and camaraderie! The locals love to spend the day out at Copalis state for the day so if you want to try landing on only charted airport on a beach, this might be a great opportunity. Ample space to park and camp under your wing with everything from Aeronca Champs to Seabees to RVs. We like to fly during the day and eat too much in the evenings. 0WA2, 7 NM SW of KCLS. 2100 Foot turf Runway with landing to the North being the best option. Crosswind runway available for STOL aircraft only. https://skyvector.com/airport/0WA2/Curtis-Airport Host: Aric

Camping adventure hosted by EAA 609. A fun fly-in on a private grass strip with a hosted breakfasts and potluck dinners. Expect bonfires, peanuts, oysters and camaraderie! The locals love to spend the day out at Copalis state for the day so if you want to try landing on only charted airport on a beach, this might be a great opportunity. Ample space to park and camp under your wing with everything from Aeronca Champs to Seabees to RVs. We like to fly during the day and eat too much in the evenings. 0WA2, 7 NM SW of KCLS. 2100 Foot turf Runway with landing to the North being the best option. Crosswind runway available for STOL aircraft only. https://skyvector.com/airport/0WA2/Curtis-Airport Host: Aric

Camping adventure hosted by EAA 609. A fun fly-in on a private grass strip with a hosted breakfasts and potluck dinners. Expect bonfires, peanuts, oysters and camaraderie! The locals love to spend the day out at Copalis state for the day so if you want to try landing on only charted airport on a beach, this might be a great opportunity. Ample space to park and camp under your wing with everything from Aeronca Champs to Seabees to RVs. We like to fly during the day and eat too much in the evenings. 0WA2, 7 NM SW of KCLS. 2100 Foot turf Runway with landing to the North being the best option. Crosswind runway available for STOL aircraft only. https://skyvector.com/airport/0WA2/Curtis-Airport Host: Aric

forthcoming

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

forthcoming

Come and see what WAAAM has to offer, Automotive edition. The Wester Antique Airplane and Automobile Museum has a little for everyone. Their annual car meet leaves little to be desired with unique cars on display from their collection as well as patrons from around the area. Fruit orchards, wine tours, breweries, train rides, museum tours and great food. What do you want to focus on? Lodging TBD. Plenty of hotels, B&Bs and camping(?) options available. Fly-in or drive in and stay for the weekend! Host: TBD

Come and see what WAAAM has to offer, Automotive edition. The Wester Antique Airplane and Automobile Museum has a little for everyone. Their annual car meet leaves little to be desired with unique cars on display from their collection as well as patrons from around the area. Fruit orchards, wine tours, breweries, train rides, museum tours and great food. What do you want to focus on? Lodging TBD. Plenty of hotels, B&Bs and camping(?) options available. Fly-in or drive in and stay for the weekend! Host: TBD

Reserved by John Cox

Come and see what WAAAM has to offer, Automotive edition. The Wester Antique Airplane and Automobile Museum has a little for everyone. Their annual car meet leaves little to be desired with unique cars on display from their collection as well as patrons from around the area. Fruit orchards, wine tours, breweries, train rides, museum tours and great food. What do you want to focus on? Lodging TBD. Plenty of hotels, B&Bs and camping(?) options available. Fly-in or drive in and stay for the weekend! Host: TBD

forthcoming

Chris "PYRO" Barber serves on the board of directors of the Oregon International Airshow. Pyro will give us an insider‘s view of what goes on behind the scenes for the two air shows each year, including performer recruiting, airshow logistics, and benefits to the community. He will also touch on his military flying career and his current position as captain and check airman for Southwest Airlines.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

Fly up to Seattle for the day for a Mariners game; hope you enjoy garlic fries! Coordinate with Aric before buying tickets. Tentatively planning SEC 124. Game is at 1:10PM. Fly in to Lake Union or Boeing Field, both can be options, IF you are properly equipped... Train-Out if weather fails us!

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Based upon his new book, L.A. Birdmen, historian Richard Goodrich offers an entertaining account of the contributions of these West Coast pilots and explains why, in the first decade of the twentieth century, these men rather than the Wright Brothers were America‘s pilots.

Spirit of ‘45 requested by Chelsey Neece-Hirtzer, email: cneece-hirtzer@marquiscompanies.com and Johannah Senne email: jmsenn@marquiscompanies.com

Spirit of ‘45 requested by Chelsey Neece-Hirtzer, email: cneece-hirtzer@marquiscompanies.com and Johannah Senne email: jmsenn@marquiscompanies.com

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/idahopress/name/ralza-hamilton-obituary?id=54816505

The Fly Out is fully signed up, but you can get on the waitlist (there are usually cancellations) Stay in the same lodgings the Hollywood stars stayed in while filming award winning westerns, like The Searchers, Mission Impossible and Back To The Future. Enjoy a Navajo guided tour of the reservation and a sunset BBQ on the desert.

The Fly Out is fully signed up, but you can get on the waitlist (there are usually cancellations) Stay in the same lodgings the Hollywood stars stayed in while filming award winning westerns, like The Searchers, Mission Impossible and Back To The Future. Enjoy a Navajo guided tour of the reservation and a sunset BBQ on the desert.

The Fly Out is fully signed up, but you can get on the waitlist (there are usually cancellations) Stay in the same lodgings the Hollywood stars stayed in while filming award winning westerns, like The Searchers, Mission Impossible and Back To The Future. Enjoy a Navajo guided tour of the reservation and a sunset BBQ on the desert.

The Fly Out is fully signed up, but you can get on the waitlist (there are usually cancellations) Stay in the same lodgings the Hollywood stars stayed in while filming award winning westerns, like The Searchers, Mission Impossible and Back To The Future. Enjoy a Navajo guided tour of the reservation and a sunset BBQ on the desert.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

Practical tips on preparing both the pilot and the airplane for maximum performance at high density altitudes and demanding backcountry operations. What to practice, special considerations for backcountry aircraft, navigation dos and don‘ts, decision making, en route operations, and more. Amy Hoover is a PhD, CFII, AGI and 2022 FAA National Flight Instructor of the Year. She currently is a professor in the Department of Aviation at Central Washington University. She also has a flying service, Canyon Flying. (canyonflying.com)

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!

The Presentations committee will the 2nd Thursday of the month, at 5:00 pm, just prior to the Board meeting. This is an open meeting. Any member can attend and offer suggestions. The more involvement the better the presentations.

Monthly Pancake Breakfast
The EAA-105 Chapter sponsors a monthly pancake breakfast, open to everyone! It’s on the first Saturday of every month at Twin Oaks Airpark.

Begun by the Chapter in 1994 to raise funds for the construction of a hangar, our monthly breakfast has become a local tradition. Folks from all over the Northwest come by car and by air to enjoy our breakfast, walk the flight line, and talk airplanes. When good weather prevails it’s common to have over thirty aircraft fly in including a heavy contingency of RVs.

The menu is simple: scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, strips of bacon or breakfast sausage, grits, orange juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate.

Rain or shine, holidays or not, breakfast will be served the first Saturday of every month. The hangar door to the dining hall opens at 8:00 AM. The line can get noticeably long by 9:00 AM, with many regulars showing up by 7:30 AM to avoid the crowds. The hangar door to the dining hall is usually closed by 10:00 AM, but if you’re in line by then, you’ll be served. No one goes away hungry!