IMC/VMC club meeting online Thursday Sept. 4 at 7 pm PDT

Our pilot education meeting for September will have two “What Would You Do?” scenarios. The IMC scenario involves a night time IFR approach into an airport where the runway lights are reported out of service.  The VMC scenario involves a wildlife strike on final approach to a rural airport that damages your aircraft.   .

To join the meeting, click this link at 7pm PDT on Thursday, Sept. 4.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84250637572

Fly safe!

Wings and Wheels Friday-Saturday (August 22-23)

Coming next weekend, the City of Lincoln and the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce are hosting the annual airport Wings and Wheels event at our Lincoln Airport. Our chapter is participating as we’ve outline in many emails over the past months. (It’s not too late to volunteer to help, but it’s getting too late quickly.)

Parking is free. Admission on Friday night is $5 and for Saturday, it’s $10. Kids under 18 are admitted free. If you are a substantial volunteer, it is also free. More details on the Chamber’s webpage.

Invite friends and family to this plane (and car) event and show off our airport to the city and region. See you there!

 

Updated KLHM airport construction schedule as of August 14, 2025

Received from City of Lincoln Public Works:

Good afternoon,

Thank you for the extended patience while we make improvements to the airport to allow for future growth for aviators. We are aware and actively addressing FOD and educating non aviators about the importance of no FOD allowed.

Please see Communication below regarding construction schedule updated for the next few days.

  • Thursday 8/14 night work 5pm-5am will begin for the underground piping across taxiway G. Note the trench will be plated with recessed plates and we will make sure they are flush to the asphalt. (previously noticed to airport users)
  • Friday 8/15 daytime work 6am-6pm work will occur between 1882 and 1884 Hangars where the trench plates are currently. Taxiway G will be open daytime until 5pm. Day Work will also continue in the main hangar development area and new taxiway F and G. (this is new notification)
  • Friday 8/15 night work 5pm-5am will continue across taxiway G. Note the trench will be plated with recessed plates and we will make sure they are flush to the asphalt. (previously noticed to airport users)
  • Saturday 8/16 6am-6pm day work to pave new taxiway F and G. Taxiway G open. (this is new notification)
  • Monday 8/18 daytime work7 am-7pm taxiway G closed for trench base and replacement asphalt to eliminate trench plates.

Please share and be aware of these work areas. If you need assistance with an aircraft tug or hangar access, please communicate those needs to the airport and we will try to accommodate and help.

Notice of partial closure of KLHM on Thursday 8/13 and Friday 8/14

Received on Wed. 8/13 from City of Lincoln Public Works:

To All Pilots of Lincoln Regional Airport,

            Due to construction, the area in the attached map (including Taxiway G) will be closed during the following times:

            Thursday (08/14) beginning at 5pm until Friday (08/15) at 5am

            Friday (08/15) beginning at 5pm until Saturday (08/16) at 5am

       We understand that this is an inconvenience and will do our best to minimize any impact. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the airport office at (916) 645-3443.

Thank you,
Public Works
City of Lincoln

New hangars project groundbreaking ceremony August 6, 2025

A groundbreaking ceremony was held on August 6th at Lincoln Regional Airport to formally launch the new hangars project that will create 66 new hangars at the airport.  After the ceremony a second gathering was held at the gazebo to provide airport users with information about temporary effects the construction project will have on ramp areas, taxiways, and runway operations, and answer questions.
The grading, paving and infrastructure phase of the project is underway now, and the entire construction project is expected to continue into the Spring of 2026.  Because the project will have important effects on all airport users, EAA 1541 has created a Hangar Project Updates page on its website where we will post information about changes to airport operations that will affect both aircraft and surface vehicles. We have also added a New Hangars Project menu item to the home page, and will send out updates to this chapter members email list as needed.
We encourage all airport users to take some time to click on this link:
to familiarize yourself with the key points that airport users should know about the project and its current and future effects on operations.
Fly safe!