Welcome to the

Flying Aces Pilot Association

Charlotte, North Carolina   





From Larry Moore 8/13/8
We have received our AMA sanction for the Welcome back to Waymer Flyin At Waymer on OCT 4 08.

From RCU: "The Flying Aces Pilots Assoc. of Charlotte, NC Will be having a grand re-opening Flyin at Waymer flying field in Huntersville, NC on Oct 4 08.
All planes are welcomed. $10 landing donation, Free lunch for pilots, AMA card must be shown to fly. The county has rebuilt our field, and we want you to come and see how beautiful the place is! New runway! See: www.flyingacesrc.com for more info? "

From Larry Moore 8/13/8
The next club meeting will be held Saturday Sept 6/08, at noon at waymer field. This is an important meeting we will be nominating Officers for election in October.

From Larry Moore 7/19/8

An additional pylon race date for the Lowe's field was approved by the FAPA executive board today.
The added date will be Saturday 09/20/08

From Bob Bauer 7/7/8

At a meeting at Waymer Flying Field on July 1, 2008, with representatives of Parks & Rec, LUESA and the grading contractor, it was determined to replace the pebbles with highway material which will meet requirements for handicap access.  Since this is on an old landfill without a proper cap as now required, LUESA and the contractor were concerned about vehicular traffic out to the shelter.  They are concerned that potholes and or settling will develop from the weight of vehicles.

 We were able to assure LUESA that the amount of traffic is very small - almost non existent during the week and very moderate on the weekends.  Additionally that it was absolutely necessary to have the ability to load and unload equipment at the shelter and circles.  With the concurrence of Parks & Rec and LUESA it was agreed that the pathway maybe used by our vehicles, but only for loading and unloading -  no parking.  Further that the condition of the pathway will be monitored and re-inspected in 6 months.  Therefore, if you see any deterioration  in the pathway due to settling or potholes, please do not use it and report it to me or Parks & Rec.



From Larry Moore 7/3/8
We now have Three flight tables at Lowes. One table was built and and donated to FAPA by Jim Galuska several years ago, and was moved from Waymer to Lowes at his request.
Two more tables were built this week by Larry Moore and Jim Galuska, and were moved to Lowes. The funding for the new tables was approved at the May 3rd club meeting.


   The Flying Aces Pilot Association is a Radio Controlled Aircraft Club located in the Charlotte North Carolina area. We are chartered through the Academy of Model Aeronautics. We are a self-supporting, non-profit organization whose purpose is to enjoy the fellowship of other R/C pilots and to promote model aviation as a hobby and recreation activity within our community. We are an organization open to anyone interested in model aviation. We work with local governments, zoning boards, and parks departments to promote interest in model aviation and to preserve the flying areas that we are using.

    We would like to extend an invitation to you to visit us at our flying fields or at any flying activity that we may be attending. We offer experienced flight instruction, planned activities, the use of a club trainer aircraft, and above all else, people to talk to who enjoy the same hobby.

    We fly at a private field located at the Lowe's motor speedway and a public field located at Waymer field in Huntersville.

                                                                               

 

Last edited on 08/15/2008 10:23:44 PM

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