Town hall update
On September 26th we held our monthly pilots refresher meeting. Several people from several agencies took part in this meeting. Jason Licon discussed the Master Plan describing it as a guide as to how the airport will be used for the next 20 years. It also preserves space for future needs. It was last updated in 2007. If you have […]
Read More →Tri-Annual Emergency Exercise
Last week about 30 volunteers took part in the mandatory tri-annual emergency response exercise. The scenario was an airliner had slipped off the runway with about 145 passengers on board. This year they wanted to set the scene as if this was a flight coming from warm weather and this incident happened in cold weather. They needed to figure out […]
Read More →From Arrow to Airplanes
Every once in a while whether you are flying or hiking, you may run across a large concrete arrow. You immediately wonder where they came from and if they served a purpose. The simple answer is yes they served, and in some cases still do serve, an important service. These large concrete arrows, some as large as 70 feet long, […]
Read More →A Fond Farewell
I’ve enjoyed serving you as President of FNL Pilots Association for 3-1/2 years. But my career path is taking me to Kansas, so I’ve resigned as of July 1, 2019. I leave the Association in the capable hands of your new President, James Hays. I have an opportunity to check an item off my bucket list and work in an […]
Read More →Howard Abraham
Howard is from Wisconsin, his wife Diana is from Ohio. They met in California while he was a summer intern at HP and she was visiting friends. They dated long distance while he finished a couple of Engineering Degrees at University of Wisconsin, married and moved to California, had two kids in San Diego. His California girls as he calls […]
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