| February 13th - Plan a flight to Sun’n Fun |  |
| March 14th - Annual Calendar Planning Meeting | |
| April 26th - Tour of Cornell's Build Facility |  |
| May 14th - Help out at the EAA Chapter 811 Young Eagles Rally |  |
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June 4th (Rain date June 5th) - Reading World War II Days - The
Mid-Atlantic Air Museum hosts a World War Two Weekend every year,
featuring an airshow with warbirds of all varieties. “Diamond Lil”,
one of the very few remaining flying B-24 Liberator bombers, will be
there in 2019, along with the CAF’s B-29 bomber "FIFI" (one
of only two left flying), and many more. Meet, speak with, and collect
autographs from WWII veteran Special Guests, and hear their fascinating,
first-person accounts, presented daily on stage and in the briefing
tent. More than 1,700 WWII military and civilian re-enactors and dozens
of combat and support units, representing many nations, will be all
around you. See up to 200 military vehicles, from motorcycles to Jeeps
to tanks - the biggest gathering in the country. Stroll around the
sprawling encampments and experience what life was like for the "G.I.
Joe's", "Tommies", "Diggers","Ivans",
and "Jerries" in the field.
Also, June 28th - EAA Chapter 811 Hangar Block Party at Ithaca Airport - all Explorers are welcome! |
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July 10th (Rain date July 9th or August 14th) - The Hudson River Corridor
- There’s
no city quite like New York City, and we’ll have the opportunity to
fly beside its skyscrapers and circle the Statue of Liberty. Departure
time will be determined when we line up volunteer pilots and airplanes.
We've had to cancel twice before due to weather and then Covid-19 -
third time's a charm! Also, July 16th - EAA Chapter 811 Fly-in Barbecue at Rick Reynolds' Perry City International airstrip - all Explorers are welcome. |
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| August 14th - Fly out for Dinner somewhere (to be determined) |  |
| September 10th-11th - Super Activity - an overnight trip to Dayton, Ohio, to visit the Air Force Museum |  |
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October 9th - Harris Hill Soaring Museum |
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| November 13th - either visit Doug Binder to look at his homebuilding project, or Ron Anthonson (A&P/IA in Cortland) |  |
| December 11th - Something at Cornell - to be arranged by Mike Thompson |