The latest on ADS-B
Jerry gave an update on ADS-B. He stated that of the 51,882 total airplanes completed with updates, GA makes up 49,941 of that number. Air carriers are at roughly 2,000. there is no way they will be able to make the deadline. Shops are currently 2-9 months out. He believes that the FAA will extend the deadline for commercial airlines […]
Read More →We’re getting a compass rose upgrade
On June 9, the Colorado Ninety-Nines are planning to paint over our rudimentary six-line compass rose at the south end of the ramp with one of their beautiful signature two-tone works of art. The FNL Pilots Association contacted the Colorado Division of Aeronautics and arranged for them to donate the fifty gallons of paint needed for this project. Most of […]
Read More →Rusty Pilots Program
Even though it was a pretty wet and rainy day the Rusty Pilots program had a pretty good turnout. Some had not been in the pilots seat for nearly 25 years. It’s a great program to get your required 3 hours in.
Read More →Larry talks about airplane maintenance
Larry Hallock Larry started in aviation when CSU had a flying club and he bought his own airplane. In fact he bought the airplane right out of this hanger. So in 45 years he hasn’t gone very far. He knows a lot of you work on your own plane and wanted to talk about that. One of the big things […]
Read More →Gina Gonzales
Gina grew up in Golden and got her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from CSU so she is no stranger to Northern Colorado. She met her husband, Frank, while attending CSU, and he was drafted to the Detroit Tigers organization in 1989. They traveled all over the world, and calculated they moved over 30 times in 7 years and lived […]
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