This coming Saturday, January 13, we will be having our Second Saturday Pancake Breakfast from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. at the EAA hangar, S-12 at the Lincoln Regional Airport. If you are not familiar with the airport, navigate to Flight Line Drive and follow the “EAA” signs. All are welcome.

We’ll be cooking pancakes, eggs, and other good stuff from 8:00 am to 9:30 am when the grill shuts down, so come early. Breakfast is $10.00 per person, $5.00 per child under 12, or $25.00 per family. We’ll also happily renew your chapter dues for 2024. Cost is $30 for individuals or families.
We’ll have both the free chapter flight simulators, our Sim 1 pod and our virtual reality simulator, up and running and attended to help you or your kids take flight.

Airport User’s Meeting
Also on Saturday, January 13, our chapter will host an Airport User’s Meeting immediately after the pancake breakfast. Beginning at 10 am, the meeting will provide an opportunity for representatives from the City of Lincoln to present information about the current status of the airport and future plans, and also provide an open forum for users to ask questions and give input to the city, our airport operator.
Representatives from the city are expected to be:
- Sean Scully-City Manager
- Matthew Medill-Public Works Director
- Scott Boynton-Maintenance Services Manager
- Rich Spinale-Sr. Airport Maintenance Worker II
- Roland Neufeld-Senior Engineer.
The planned agenda includes:
- Introductions
- Greeting from City Manager
- Housekeeping (Code Enforcement Inspection Checklist)
- Capital Improvement Plan Update
- Fuel Truck Updates
- Tee Hanger Development Update
- Open Forum
The meeting is open to all airport users and interested parties. Please forward this email to interested non-members and spread the word about the meeting. This is an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and provide input.
The IMC/VMC club meeting for January will be held Thursday, January 4th beginning at 7 pm Pacific time. The program will include discussion of two “What Would You Do?” video scenarios. The VMC scenario involves a flight to a remote airport in the desert east of San Diego, where you bounce twice trying to land and are unsure of what to do next. The IMC scenario involves an IFR training flight where communications become garbled at a critical time.




Our online IMC/VMC club meeting for the month of October will be held this coming Thursday beginning at 7 pm PDT.