[JYO] EAA Chapter 186 Fall Fly-In October 13th & 14th, 2001

<A HREF="http://www.eaa186.org/186falin.htm";>EAA Chapter 186 Fall Fly-In 
October 13th & 14th, 2001</A>

Judging Homebuilt, Antiques, & Classic Aircraft 

Winchester Regional Airport Information
Unicom 122.7 
Fly-In Ground 121.75 

Fly-Bys are now permitted. For information contact Air Boss <A 
HREF="mailto:pa24pilot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>Pat Donovan</A>


Entrance Donation

An entrance donation of $2 per person or $5 per family is requested. There is 
no entrance donation requested for Chapter 186 members, volunteers or fly-in 
pilots. 


Hours
Fly-In Hours are 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. 


Where to Stay
Motels in the Winchester Area 


Pancake Breakfast 

A pancake breakfast is held at the Corporate Hangar on both Saturday and 
Sunday mornings from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. The all-you-can-eat pancake 
breakfast is $5 per adult and $2 per child and includes pancakes, scrambled 
eggs, sausage, orange juice and coffee, hot chocolate or tea. 


Landing Contest 

The landing of all aircraft arriving on Saturday morning between the hours of 
8 a.m. and 10 a.m. is judged. Judges will be position to observe landing 
aircraft and rate landing based on four factors. 

1.Approach, should be stable and consistent 
2.Flare, appropriate in altitude with respect to aircraft type 
3.Float, short and controlled, and 
4.Touchdown, soft and controlled. 

Prizes will be awarded to the best tailwheel landing and best tricycle 
landing. Check in at the Fly-In Headquarters in the terminal lobby to get 
your score. 


Aircraft Registration 

All pilots of arriving aircraft are asked to register their aircraft and the 
Aircraft Registration Booth in front of the airport terminal. 


Aircraft Judging 

Awards are given for best homebuilt kit, homebuit plans, antique, warbird, 
and ultralight. Awards are presented 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon. 


Wood Wing Rib Building 

Come and build a wood wing rib. 


Welding Workshop 

Learn the basics of welding. 


Radio Control Aircraft Demonstration 

A radio control aircraft demonstration will take place on both Saturday and 
Sunday by the Plane Crazy folks. 


Fly Market 

Got some aviation equipment you no longer need? Bring it to the fly market 
and let us sell it for you. here is no charge for this service, but you may 
donate a percent of the sale to Chapter 186 if you choose. 


Young Eagles 

Young Eagle flights will take place on Saturday afternoon from 4 p.m. until 
5:30 p.m. 


Volunteer Party 

A volunteer party will be held on Saturday evening in the corporate hangar 
beginning at 5 p.m. This fly-in's party theme will be "Yoke of Fortune" 
Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. All volunteers are encouraged to attend. 


What is a Fly-In? 

A fly-in provides an opportunity for pilots and aviation enthusiasts to 
congregate. Builders and restorers can display and compare their flying 
projects and exchange ideas with other builders. With good weather, 
attendance is normally around 2500 people who can expect to see about 200 
aircraft (with about 50 being experimental or classic aircraft) over the 
course of the weekend. 


Parking

All parking is FREE.  Cars park on the grass outside the gate.  Homebuilt, 
Warplanes, and Classics crowd the tarmac area. Antiques and post 1960 factory 
built aircraft have their own parking areas. 

Volunteers will be needed to help with safety, aircraft parking,and a 
thousand other small tasks. To get in on the fun and become an active 
volunteer, contact the fly-in manager, Ms. Tangy Mooney or Mr.Rich Largent 


The EAA Chapter 186 SPRING 2002 FLY-IN is scheduled for May ?? and ??

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