Saturday, September 13, 8:00 am to 11:00 am
(egg burrito breakfast from 8:00-9:00 am, meeting at 9:00 am)
Presented by Representatives from the City of Lincoln
Hosted by EAA Chapter 1541
Come to EAA Hangar S-12
Any and All Airport Users Welcome
EAA Chapter 1541 is hosting representatives from the City of Lincoln, our airport operator, for an Airport Users Meeting on Saturday, September 13. This will be our chapter’s Second Saturday Gathering for September, so we will start by offering a egg burrito breakfast at 8:00 am at the chapter hangar. The Users Meeting will begin promptly at 9:00 am and we expect to be concluded by 11:00 am.
We hosted a very successful Airport Users meeting this past March, and we are happy to do so again. All airport users are encouraged and welcome to attend this opportunity to interact with the City about airport construction, financing, and other items. So, please mark your calendars and spread the word to others about this important meeting
A few points of note:
- If you want breakfast…get in line by 8:30 because the grill will be shutting down by 8:45 to allow time to prepare for the meeting. You want to eat? Best show up at 8:00 am.
- We expect a presentation by Sean Scully, the city manager, and other city representatives, as well as an opportunity to ask questions and have an open discussion. We also expect to have representatives from the hangar development company and the construction contractor.
- We expect to tape the meeting and post it on YouTube (as we did the last meeting) for those who are not able to attend.
Spread the word…see you then.

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. .
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.



