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Flight Plan BoardFor anyone flying out of Blackwater. We have installed a flight plan board in flight operations. Please write down your name, departure time, destination, and expected return time. Also a phone number that can be called in case of an emergency. Use the eraseable markers provided. Do not use Sharpies! Upon return, please erase all information.
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Buzzing the FieldsWe are getting complaints from local farmers concerning low level flying over their cow pastures. Please remember to stay 500 feet or higher unless an emergency deems otherwise. By doing so could be the difference in a helping hand when you're stuck in their field.
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Hangers Are Available at BlackwaterAmong the worst enemies of your ultralight, light sport, or GA aircraft are sunshine, rain, and hail. If you’d like to get yours under a hanger, come out to Blackwater and check ours out. We have a limited number available.
The following rates are effective 9/1/08:
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Metal Hangers:
Canvas Hangers:
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$135 per month incl. tax
$100 per month incl. tax
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$40 per month, incl. tax |
Off-the-road
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$10 first day,
$7 per additional day,
incl. tax. |
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How to "N" Number Your Ultralight
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Site RegistrationIf you're a resident pilot and would like updates on field conditions and important announcements, please register by clicking on the "Register" link in the upper right hand corner of the web page. By doing so, you can gain access to future content like TFR's and weather forecasting for the area.
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Monthly CookoutOn the 1st Saturday of every month we have a park cookout. This is a great time to meet our resident pilots and enjoy a good meal. Please come and join us, the cooking begins around 11 a.m. and continues until the food runs out. The next cookout will be: Saturday, January 3rd 2009
Photos from December 6th 2008. More>>
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MiG men join the fray over AirVenture
Visitors to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2010 saw two Soviet-bloc MiG-21 jet fighters in the skies over Wisconsin this week. The supersonic jets, once the pride of the Soviet air force, became symbols of changing times as the Cold War sighed to a halt.
A Resurrection for the "Wright brother" of South Korea
He's the Wright brother of South Korea some might say; or you could say he's the Paul P. of the Korean peninsula.
'Hooked Spitfire' comes aboard AirVenture
The book may call it a Seafire, but pilots preferred "hooked Spitfire" when describing the navalized version of the renowned Supermarine fighter.
Thorpedo LSA to be built in China
The late John Thorp played a pivotal role in several areas of American aviation, marks that continue to influence today.
Electroair: Sparking a new option in ignition systems
Our aircraft may be made of the latest carbon composites; their instrument panels doubtlessly boast more computation capability than the Manhattan Project. Yet chances are, if they're powered by piston engines, their ignition systems are based on magnetos that Henry Ford could overhaul blindfolded.
Dragon Rapide: A royal ride back in time
The sleek looks of the de Havilland Dragon Rapide have dramatic appeal, even today, 75 years after making the jump from its designer's mind to a flying craft.
A4: Heinemann's Hot Rod flies again
AirVenture boasts two flying civilian owned A4 Skyhawk attack jets, including a two seat TA4F from the Collings Foundation, flown by Jared Isaacman; and an older A4B piloted by Paul Wood.
Jepp charts now on Apple iPad
Jeppesen announced Thursday that its worldwide file of instrument approach procedure charts would now be available for viewing on Apple's extremely popular iPad tablet computer.
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