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This Thursday‘s program will begin with a 4:30 -5:30 Yard Maintenance Work Party. The program following dinner Stan Swan, CFI, will moderate two AOPA Air Safety Institute (ASI) videos from the Beyond Proficient series:
?? Stabilized IFR and VFR Approaches (from the IFR Series)
?? STOL Goal – A look at the thrills, challenges, and safety considerations of short takeoff and landing operations

Whether you‘re instrument-rated, fly VFR only, or have STOL on your aviation bucket list, this is a chance to deepen your understanding of what it means to fly with precision, discipline, and safety in mind.

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!

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See The Merry Wives of Windsor in the outdoor Elizabethan Theater and Julius Caesar in the indoor Angus Bowmer Theater. Stay in a hotel walking distance to the OSF courtyard, walk to theater and restaurants.
$200 Buy-in per person covers the ticket cost and ground transportation.
Fly Out Hosts Stan and Chris Swan

See The Merry Wives of Windsor in the outdoor Elizabethan Theater and Julius Caesar in the indoor Angus Bowmer Theater. Stay in a hotel walking distance to the OSF courtyard, walk to theater and restaurants.
$200 Buy-in per person covers the ticket cost and ground transportation.
Fly Out Hosts Stan and Chris Swan

See The Merry Wives of Windsor in the outdoor Elizabethan Theater and Julius Caesar in the indoor Angus Bowmer Theater. Stay in a hotel walking distance to the OSF courtyard, walk to theater and restaurants.
$200 Buy-in per person covers the ticket cost and ground transportation.
Fly Out Hosts Stan and Chris Swan

forthcoming

**pending receipt of agreement** 4/7/2025 C.Swan

forthcoming

forthcoming

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!

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CAA celebrates Summer with a picnic at Twin Oaks Airpark. Fly-in or Drive-in, Enjoy the hangar talk and great food provided by your fellow members. Bring the family.

Spirit of ‘45 requested by Chelsey Neece-Hirtzer, email: cneece-hirtzer@marquiscompanies.com and Johannah Senne email: jmsenn@marquiscompanies.com

Spirit of ‘45 requested by Chelsey Neece-Hirtzer, email: cneece-hirtzer@marquiscompanies.com and Johannah Senne email: jmsenn@marquiscompanies.com

FAA‘s portable hypoxia chamber, or PROTE (portable reduced oxygen training enclosure) --> because we know we all love a good acronym, is coming to Willamette from August 20th-23rd.  SIGN UP IS REQUIRED

FAA‘s portable hypoxia chamber, or PROTE (portable reduced oxygen training enclosure) --> because we know we all love a good acronym, is coming to Willamette from August 20th-23rd.  SIGN UP IS REQUIRED

FAA‘s portable hypoxia chamber, or PROTE (portable reduced oxygen training enclosure) --> because we know we all love a good acronym, is coming to Willamette from August 20th-23rd.  SIGN UP IS REQUIRED

The 2025 Airshow of the Cascades in Madras, Oregon, promises to be an exciting and action-packed event! Held annually in this small town, the airshow brings together aviation enthusiasts and families for a weekend full of thrilling performances, impressive aircraft displays, and unique experiences.

Join Steve Brenneke and his friends in enjoying this airshow.

FAA‘s portable hypoxia chamber, or PROTE (portable reduced oxygen training enclosure) --> because we know we all love a good acronym, is coming to Willamette from August 20th-23rd.  SIGN UP IS REQUIRED

The 2025 Airshow of the Cascades in Madras, Oregon, promises to be an exciting and action-packed event! Held annually in this small town, the airshow brings together aviation enthusiasts and families for a weekend full of thrilling performances, impressive aircraft displays, and unique experiences.

Join Steve Brenneke and his friends in enjoying this airshow.

Visit Columbia Aviation Association‘s clubhouse on the Aurora Airport and enjoy a complimentary BBQ lunch.

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!

TBD...

Explore historic Bellingham with a Walking tour of the downtown, visit the Heritage Flight Museum in Burlington - returning via scenic Chuckanut Drive. Enjoy a lunch at one of the local restaurants, wander through the Farmers Market and the Whatcom Museum, and taking in the highly recommended "MegaZapper Electrical Show" at 2:30 Pm. Finish the day with a Group dinner.

Hotel room availability at the Hotel Leo is limited and this is anticipated to be a very busy weekend in Bellingham. We did not have the ability to block rooms for this weekend so signups may be limited when room availability runs out.

Buy-in of $100 per person gets you ground transportation, tickets to the Heritage Air Museum and the Good Time Girls Walking Tour of downtown Bellingham

Hosts Bill & Shannon Roller

Explore historic Bellingham with a Walking tour of the downtown, visit the Heritage Flight Museum in Burlington - returning via scenic Chuckanut Drive. Enjoy a lunch at one of the local restaurants, wander through the Farmers Market and the Whatcom Museum, and taking in the highly recommended "MegaZapper Electrical Show" at 2:30 Pm. Finish the day with a Group dinner.

Hotel room availability at the Hotel Leo is limited and this is anticipated to be a very busy weekend in Bellingham. We did not have the ability to block rooms for this weekend so signups may be limited when room availability runs out.

Buy-in of $100 per person gets you ground transportation, tickets to the Heritage Air Museum and the Good Time Girls Walking Tour of downtown Bellingham

Hosts Bill & Shannon Roller

Explore historic Bellingham with a Walking tour of the downtown, visit the Heritage Flight Museum in Burlington - returning via scenic Chuckanut Drive. Enjoy a lunch at one of the local restaurants, wander through the Farmers Market and the Whatcom Museum, and taking in the highly recommended "MegaZapper Electrical Show" at 2:30 Pm. Finish the day with a Group dinner.

Hotel room availability at the Hotel Leo is limited and this is anticipated to be a very busy weekend in Bellingham. We did not have the ability to block rooms for this weekend so signups may be limited when room availability runs out.

Buy-in of $100 per person gets you ground transportation, tickets to the Heritage Air Museum and the Good Time Girls Walking Tour of downtown Bellingham

Hosts Bill & Shannon Roller

Fly into Flagstaff Pulliam Airport and stay in a hotel near old town Flagstaff, our base. The activities include a day excursion to the South rim of Grand Canyon, Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site, Red Rock Jeep Tours, get up close with wolves or an exhilarating Gondola ride up the San Francisco peaks (elev. 11,400‘)

Buy-in $325 per person covers Grand Canyon day tour, catered dinner, snacks and drinks and ground transportation

Fly into Flagstaff Pulliam Airport and stay in a hotel near old town Flagstaff, our base. The activities include a day excursion to the South rim of Grand Canyon, Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site, Red Rock Jeep Tours, get up close with wolves or an exhilarating Gondola ride up the San Francisco peaks (elev. 11,400‘)

Buy-in $325 per person covers Grand Canyon day tour, catered dinner, snacks and drinks and ground transportation

Fly into Flagstaff Pulliam Airport and stay in a hotel near old town Flagstaff, our base. The activities include a day excursion to the South rim of Grand Canyon, Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site, Red Rock Jeep Tours, get up close with wolves or an exhilarating Gondola ride up the San Francisco peaks (elev. 11,400‘)

Buy-in $325 per person covers Grand Canyon day tour, catered dinner, snacks and drinks and ground transportation

Say farewell to Summer with your family and friends

Fly into Flagstaff Pulliam Airport and stay in a hotel near old town Flagstaff, our base. The activities include a day excursion to the South rim of Grand Canyon, Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site, Red Rock Jeep Tours, get up close with wolves or an exhilarating Gondola ride up the San Francisco peaks (elev. 11,400‘)

Buy-in $325 per person covers Grand Canyon day tour, catered dinner, snacks and drinks and ground transportation

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!

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!

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!

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!

CAA introduces a new year of Fly Outs and events. Sign-ups for Fly Outs open this evening - must be present to sign up!

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!