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Flight Feeders sits at the intersection of Aviation, radio and computing. He will explain the relationship and further the understanding is ADS-B
Update and Goals for ODAV by Kenji Sugahara Executive Director Oregon Dept of Aviation
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!
Board of Directors meeting
Steve is with AOPA and specifically Flying Clubs Initiative. He will present the pros and cons and alternatives to adding an aircraft to an aviation association.
Brian and Heidi Clopton's Aurora Heritage Farm
Rebecca is a wx forecaster at the NWS in Pdx where she is the Aviation and Fire Weather focal points. She has a degree in Atmospheric Science from UND. She has worked in Alaska and now Pdx. She works also as an Incident Meteorogist proving on-site decision support for incidents sround the country.
Terry is an Aeronautical Engineer working in the aerospace industry and academia for 49 years.
His Role at Mount Hood National Forest, the Incident Command System Fights Forest Fires in the NW by Gary Larson
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!
Board of Directors meeting
2024 Dues Invoices Prepared and Mailed
2024 Dues Reminder Emails sent
Automatically generated 44 days prior to expiration
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!
Board of Directors meeting
Destination to be determined at the 20224 CAA Kick-Off Dinner
Destination to be determined at the 20224 CAA Kick-Off Dinner
Destination to be determined at the 20224 CAA Kick-Off Dinner
Destination to be determined at the 20224 CAA Kick-Off Dinner
Destination to be determined at the 20224 CAA Kick-Off Dinner
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)