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RMMACNR meetings are offered in a hybrid meeting format. You are welcome to attend in-person in the Mt. Evans Room of the RMMA Terminal Building (11755 Airport Way, Broomfield, CO) or via WebEx. Upcoming agendas and meeting access details can be found here: RMMACNR Meetings. For more information on the Community Noise Roundtable, visit the RMMACNR webpage.

Jefferson County will hold a public forum to introduce the final candidates for the airport director. These airport director candidates will each have 30 minutes to introduce themselves and respond to pre-submitted questions about a range of airport issues. Jefferson County will collect input from attendees that will be valuable in the selection process.

San Luis Valley Regional Airport/Bergman Field (Alamosa, CO, USA) our 1st flyin of the season is this Saturday May 4th at KALS. We will be serving burritos, tamales and green chili with proceeds going towards aviation scholarships. Food will be available at 9 AM.

On the first Saturday of every month*, enjoy breakfast from a local food truck, watch aircraft fly in and explore interactive exhibits and simulators. Pilots – Fly in for free breakfast! For tie-down space, contact Flight@WingsMuseum.org or 303.360.5360 ext 160. Request to be guided to Wings Ramp. Food Truck: Cruz In & Eat *Weather permitting

Join McAir Flight Facility for Altitude AERO Day on Saturday, May 4 - Participate in fun activities & demonstrations!

Meeting is open to all members.

"EAA Chapter 1627 - Boulder, CO - IMC Club"

Topic: Organized “Hangar Flying” Focused on Building Proficiency in Instrument Flying.
Date/Time: 1st Tues of month at 1900 MT.
Location: Journeys Aviation, 3335 Airport Rd, Suite A, Boulder, CO 80301
Description:
EAA Chapter 1627 offers an IMC Club for our Members - and aviation enthusiasts - who are interested in improving their flying in instrument conditions.

The IMC Club’s purpose is to promote instrument flying, proficiency, and safety. The intent is to create a community of pilots willing to share information, provide recognition, foster communications, promote safety, and build proficiency in instrument flying.

The IMC Club monthly programming is developed and produced by EAA, but it does not use a lecture or presentation format. Instead, an actual scenario is presented and is followed by a group discussion – so audience participation is encouraged! Since everyone has a different experience level and different airplane capabilities, we can all benefit from the discussion.

We provide snacks and drinks.

The sponsor for this seminar is: FAASTeam.

The FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam) is committed to providing equal access to this meeting/event for all participants. If you need alternative formats or services because of a disability, please communicate your request as soon as possible with the person in the ‘Contact Information‘ area of the meeting/event notice. Note that two weeks is usually required to arrange services.

The following credit(s) are available for the WINGS/AMT Programs:
Basic Knowledge 3 - 1 Credit

Join EAA 1627‘s 2nd-Sat-of-the-month Young Eagles rally with a pancake breakfast, then a Burger Burn right after. Fly in, drive in, bike in for any of these activities. Young Eagles at 0800a-1100a (www.yeday.org), pancakes at 0830-1030, and a Burger Burn 1130a-130p. The 2nd Saturday of the month, at Journeys Aviation at KBDU.

Join us for our fourth annual exhibition of aviation educators and employers. Take your next step or your first step towards your dream career in aviation. Whether you’re a student wanting to learn or a professional wanting to network, this event is for you!

This will be a tour of the college.
You will get to see the different departments and what the college has to offer students in the areas of aeronautics and technology.

We’ll be staying at the historic El Rancho Hotel on Route 66. Friday arrival will feature CPA’s famous Happy Hour followed by dinner on your own in one of many local restaurants. Saturday morning we’ll head to the El Morro National Monument, including the Inscription and Headland Trails, petroglyphs and Atsinna, the 355 room Ancient Ancestral ruin. Saturday afternoon features a visit to the Navajo Code Talkers Museum, plus one or two others, followed by Happy Hour and a group dinner at the hotel. Plus, there’s ice cream too!

EAA Chapter 301 Young Eagles Rally hosted by Wings Over the Rockies. Pilots – Please make sure you have supplies to disinfect the head sets or whatever you want to disinfect. Time line: 0700 – Doors open at EOF… not before 0720 – please have your planes parked. If you are not familiar with KAPA then please ask Centennial Ground for a progressive over to the Wings Over the Rockies Museum. 0730– we will have a safety meeting with tower personnel, and Centennial Operations, Check in with Micaela Thomas with your Tail number and EAA number. 0745 – We will start flying Young Eagles 1100-1130 – we will be done flying Ground crew – Please make sure you are dressed for the weather. Time line: 0700 – Doors open at EOF not before 07005 – please be at the EOF 0715 – ramp safety meeting / assignments

We’ll be staying at the historic El Rancho Hotel on Route 66. Friday arrival will feature CPA’s famous Happy Hour followed by dinner on your own in one of many local restaurants. Saturday morning we’ll head to the El Morro National Monument, including the Inscription and Headland Trails, petroglyphs and Atsinna, the 355 room Ancient Ancestral ruin. Saturday afternoon features a visit to the Navajo Code Talkers Museum, plus one or two others, followed by Happy Hour and a group dinner at the hotel. Plus, there’s ice cream too!

We’ll be staying at the historic El Rancho Hotel on Route 66. Friday arrival will feature CPA’s famous Happy Hour followed by dinner on your own in one of many local restaurants. Saturday morning we’ll head to the El Morro National Monument, including the Inscription and Headland Trails, petroglyphs and Atsinna, the 355 room Ancient Ancestral ruin. Saturday afternoon features a visit to the Navajo Code Talkers Museum, plus one or two others, followed by Happy Hour and a group dinner at the hotel. Plus, there’s ice cream too!

Expose yourself to the fun and challenges of backcountry flying! Meet pilots who enjoy escaping to Colorado’s backcountry and view featured aircraft. The Colorado Seaplane Initiative will display seaplanes and have an informational booth.

Every Friday and Saturday all summer from 11-2 FREE family-friendly local aviation museum on KGNB Granby/Grand County Airport. Or, drive up to the former Rocky Mt Airway airline terminal building, free parking www.GrandCountyHistory.org