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peterz(at)zutrasoft.com
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Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 4:02 am Post subject: Ontario, CA Fly-in (for those not doing RR).

Just thought I'd let any folks in the North American North-East (who are not attending the Rough-River fly-in) of:



WINGS OVER GATINEAU,

CANADA‘S  FIRST EAA FLY-IN!

Mark  your calendars for the first Canadian National EAA Fly-in!  September  17 through 19.  Canadians will have the opportunity to take part in the  inaugural EAA fly-in in the Nation's Capital.  September 18 is Vintage  Wings of Canada‘s Victoria Cross Airshow.  This yearly event draws  hundreds of aircraft and spectators.  This year will feature, among  other aircraft, their Goodyear FG-1D Corsair in honour of the Victoria  Cross posthumous recipient, Lt.Robert Hampton Gray.  This date also  coincides with the Battle of Britain celebration held at Rockcliffe on  September 19.  Flying aircraft will include the ”Merlins‘; Canadian  Warplane Heritage Museum‘s Lancaster, Spitfires, Hurricanes, and perhaps  Russell‘s Bf 109 Messerschmitt.

 



So tentative plans include Vintage Wings Victoria  Cross Airshow together with a tour of the Vintage Wings collection of  pristine warbirds, and collector‘s aircraft at Gatineau; a bussing  excursion to Rockcliffe for the Battle of Britain celebration and  re-enactment; a tour of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  all  together with the camaraderie and making of friends from across the  nation that is expected from an EAA Fly-in.  

 



Aircraft parking and camping with showers, etc.,   Plus camping and parking for the wheeled variety of RV‘s will make the  visit comfortable and convenient.  Local EAA Chapter 245 and a newly  formed EAA Warbird Squadron will host the fly-in.  NavCan will declare  the airspace as Class F with arriving and departing aircraft under air  traffic control.  Transponders are not required, but radio  communications will be.  Plans include a giant B-B-Q on Friday night  hosted by Vintage Wings, breakfast on Saturday morning hosted by EAA  Chapter 245, and a sit-down dinner with French Canadian cuisine and live  entertainment in the theme of the events on Saturday evening.   Breakfast on Sunday morning will also be available.  

 



So check off these attractions:  the sight and  sounds of these magnificent aircraft;  Vintage Wings‘salute to the  Victoria Cross winners with their annual airshow;  EAA playing a  supportive role to the event with our first Canadian Fly-in;  the battle  of Britain re-enactment;  the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  the  camaraderie of aviation enthusiasts; airplanes; our unique cultural  diversity;  fantastic fall colours;  Frenchcuisine.  What‘snot to like?

 



Links:   

Arrival Procedures and schedule:

http://www.vintagewings.ca/envol/

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Event Description (starts (at) minute number 36) in the EAA video:

 http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=595033254001

Cheers,

Pete 

A239

EAA245 chapter member

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loboloda(at)execulink.com
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Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:04 pm Post subject: Ontario, CA Fly-in (for those not doing RR).

Hi Pete,

Chris had suggested that we come down for this.

Would  be for the day on Friday or Saturday, and very much depends on the weather.

Will probably just bring one of the aircraft.



Dave

do not archive 

On 31-Aug-10, at 7:59 AM, Peter Zutrauen wrote:

[quote]Just thought I'd let any folks in the North American North-East (who are not attending the Rough-River fly-in) of:



WINGS OVER GATINEAU,

CANADA‘S  FIRST EAA FLY-IN!

Mark your calendars for the first Canadian National EAA Fly-in!  September 17 through 19.  Canadians will have the opportunity to take part in the inaugural EAA fly-in in the Nation's Capital.  September 18 is Vintage Wings of Canada‘s Victoria Cross Airshow.  This yearly event draws hundreds of aircraft and spectators.  This year will feature, among other aircraft, their Goodyear FG-1D Corsair in honour of the Victoria Cross posthumous recipient, Lt.Robert Hampton Gray.  This date also coincides with the Battle of Britain celebration held at Rockcliffe on September 19.  Flying aircraft will include the ”Merlins‘; Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum‘s Lancaster, Spitfires, Hurricanes, and perhaps Russell‘s Bf 109 Messerschmitt.

 



So tentative plans include Vintage Wings Victoria Cross Airshow together with a tour of the Vintage Wings collection of pristine warbirds, and collector‘s aircraft at Gatineau; a bussing excursion to Rockcliffe for the Battle of Britain celebration and re-enactment; a tour of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  all together with the camaraderie and making of friends from across the nation that is expected from an EAA Fly-in.  

 



Aircraft parking and camping with showers, etc.,  Plus camping and parking for the wheeled variety of RV‘s will make the visit comfortable and convenient.  Local EAA Chapter 245 and a newly formed EAA Warbird Squadron will host the fly-in.  NavCan will declare the airspace as Class F with arriving and departing aircraft under air traffic control.  Transponders are not required, but radio communications will be.  Plans include a giant B-B-Q on Friday night hosted by Vintage Wings, breakfast on Saturday morning hosted by EAA Chapter 245, and a sit-down dinner with French Canadian cuisine and live entertainment in the theme of the events on Saturday evening.  Breakfast on Sunday morning will also be available.  

 



So check off these attractions:  the sight and sounds of these magnificent aircraft;  Vintage Wings‘salute to the Victoria Cross winners with their annual airshow;  EAA playing a supportive role to the event with our first Canadian Fly-in;  the battle of Britain re-enactment;  the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  the camaraderie of aviation enthusiasts; airplanes; our unique cultural diversity;  fantastic fall colours;  Frenchcuisine.  What‘snot to like?

 



Links:   

Arrival Procedures and schedule:

http://www.vintagewings.ca/envol/

- Hide quoted text -

 



Event Description (starts (at) minute number 36) in the EAA video:

 http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=595033254001

Cheers,

Pete 

A239

EAA245 chapter member

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Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:40 am Post subject: Ontario, CA Fly-in (for those not doing RR).

…and your subject line made me think that there was a fly-in at nearby KONT in Ontario, CA J

 

 

Best regards,

 

Rob Housman

Irvine, CA

Europa XS Tri-Gear

A070

Airframe complete

 

 

 

From: owner-europa-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-europa-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of Peter Zutrauen

Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 4:59 AM

To: europa-list(at)matronics.com

Subject: Ontario, CA Fly-in (for those not doing RR).

 

Just thought I'd let any folks in the North American North-East (who are not attending the Rough-River fly-in) of:

WINGS OVER GATINEAU,



CANADA‘S  FIRST EAA FLY-IN!



 



Mark your calendars for the first Canadian National EAA Fly-in!  September 17 through 19.  Canadians will have the opportunity to take part in the inaugural EAA fly-in in the Nation's Capital.  September 18 is Vintage Wings of Canada‘s Victoria Cross Airshow.  This yearly event draws hundreds of aircraft and spectators.  This year will feature, among other aircraft, their Goodyear FG-1D Corsair in honour of the Victoria Cross posthumous recipient, Lt.Robert Hampton Gray.  This date also coincides with the Battle of Britain celebration held at Rockcliffe on September 19.  Flying aircraft will include the ”Merlins‘; Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum‘s Lancaster, Spitfires, Hurricanes, and perhaps Russell‘s Bf 109 Messerschmitt.



 



So tentative plans include Vintage Wings Victoria Cross Airshow together with a tour of the Vintage Wings collection of pristine warbirds, and collector‘s aircraft at Gatineau; a bussing excursion to Rockcliffe for the Battle of Britain celebration and re-enactment; a tour of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  all together with the camaraderie and making of friends from across the nation that is expected from an EAA Fly-in.  



 



Aircraft parking and camping with showers, etc.,  Plus camping and parking for the wheeled variety of RV‘s will make the visit comfortable and convenient.  Local EAA Chapter 245 and a newly formed EAA Warbird Squadron will host the fly-in.  NavCan will declare the airspace as Class F with arriving and departing aircraft under air traffic control.  Transponders are not required, but radio communications will be.  Plans include a giant B-B-Q on Friday night hosted by Vintage Wings, breakfast on Saturday morning hosted by EAA Chapter 245, and a sit-down dinner with French Canadian cuisine and live entertainment in the theme of the events on Saturday evening.  Breakfast on Sunday morning will also be available.  



 



So check off these attractions:  the sight and sounds of these magnificent aircraft;  Vintage Wings‘salute to the Victoria Cross winners with their annual airshow;  EAA playing a supportive role to the event with our first Canadian Fly-in;  the battle of Britain re-enactment;  the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  the camaraderie of aviation enthusiasts; airplanes; our unique cultural diversity;  fantastic fall colours;  Frenchcuisine.  What‘snot to like?



 



Links:   



 



Arrival Procedures and schedule:



http://www.vintagewings.ca/envol/



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Event Description (starts (at) minute number 36) in the EAA video:



http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=595033254001

Cheers,

Pete 

A239

EAA245 chapter member



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Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 8:07 am Post subject: Ontario, CA Fly-in (for those not doing RR).

Oops - should'a  used CAN instead of CA   (as I was aware of that Ontario, Calif. place),   but decided instead  to confuse everyone and go with the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario  definition   

  

Pity that it's on the same weekend as RR - wow that is really starting to look like the biggest gathering of Europa's in NA do-date!  I hope it continues to grow for the day far in the future when I'll be able to fly mine down 

  

Cheers,

Pete

A239

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On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 11:39 AM, Rob Housman <rob(at)hyperion-ef.com (rob(at)hyperion-ef.com)> wrote:

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…and your subject line made me think that there was a fly-in at nearby KONT in Ontario, CA J  

 

 

Best regards,  

 

Rob Housman

Irvine, CA  

Europa XS Tri-Gear

A070

Airframe complete  

 

 

 

  From: owner-europa-list-server(at)matronics.com (owner-europa-list-server(at)matronics.com) [mailto:owner-europa-list-server(at)matronics.com (owner-europa-list-server(at)matronics.com)] On Behalf Of Peter Zutrauen

  Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 4:59 AM

To: europa-list(at)matronics.com (europa-list(at)matronics.com)

Subject: Ontario, CA Fly-in (for those not doing RR).  

 

Just thought I'd let any folks in the North American North-East (who are not attending the Rough-River fly-in) of:

  WINGS OVER GATINEAU,



CANADA‘S  FIRST EAA FLY-IN!



 



Mark your calendars for the first Canadian National EAA Fly-in!  September 17 through 19.  Canadians will have the opportunity to take part in the inaugural EAA fly-in in the Nation's Capital.  September 18 is Vintage Wings of Canada‘s Victoria Cross Airshow.  This yearly event draws hundreds of aircraft and spectators.  This year will feature, among other aircraft, their Goodyear FG-1D Corsair in honour of the Victoria Cross posthumous recipient, Lt.Robert Hampton Gray.  This date also coincides with the Battle of Britain celebration held at Rockcliffe on September 19.  Flying aircraft will include the ”Merlins‘; Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum‘s Lancaster, Spitfires, Hurricanes, and perhaps Russell‘s Bf 109 Messerschmitt.  



 



So tentative plans include Vintage Wings Victoria Cross Airshow together with a tour of the Vintage Wings collection of pristine warbirds, and collector‘s aircraft at Gatineau; a bussing excursion to Rockcliffe for the Battle of Britain celebration and re-enactment; a tour of the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  all together with the camaraderie and making of friends from across the nation that is expected from an EAA Fly-in.    



 



Aircraft parking and camping with showers, etc.,  Plus camping and parking for the wheeled variety of RV‘s will make the visit comfortable and convenient.  Local EAA Chapter 245 and a newly formed EAA Warbird Squadron will host the fly-in.  NavCan will declare the airspace as Class F with arriving and departing aircraft under air traffic control.  Transponders are not required, but radio communications will be.  Plans include a giant B-B-Q on Friday night hosted by Vintage Wings, breakfast on Saturday morning hosted by EAA Chapter 245, and a sit-down dinner with French Canadian cuisine and live entertainment in the theme of the events on Saturday evening.  Breakfast on Sunday morning will also be available.    



 



So check off these attractions:  the sight and sounds of these magnificent aircraft;  Vintage Wings‘salute to the Victoria Cross winners with their annual airshow;  EAA playing a supportive role to the event with our first Canadian Fly-in;  the battle of Britain re-enactment;  the Canada Aviation and Space Museum;  the camaraderie of aviation enthusiasts; airplanes; our unique cultural diversity;  fantastic fall colours;  Frenchcuisine.  What‘snot to like?  



 



Links:   



 



Arrival Procedures and schedule:



http://www.vintagewings.ca/envol/  



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Event Description (starts (at) minute number 36) in the EAA video:



  http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=595033254001

Cheers,

Pete 

A239

EAA245 chapter member



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