Members have been notified by special email about the cancellation of our 2020 Holiday Christmas Dinner. Sadly, due to the restrictive environment regarding large gatherings during the current Phase of COVID prevention methods, it is necessary to cancel the dinner plans for this year. We are all saddened by the loss of the event, and will truly miss our biggest gathering and chance for catching up, story telling, watching cool presentations, getting the Year in Review and best of all, our yummy catered dinner!
We will of course hope for the 2021 Dinner to occur and are looking forward to that event now with twice as much anticipation! We hope that this is not too disappointing, and that each of you will be able to enjoy the Holidays with fanily and friends and that we can all get back to normal gatherings and activities in the coming months.
Good health to all, Happy Holidays and Happy Flying!
Chris Blaine
President, SJPA
Hello San Juan Pilots
We were so happy to welcome everyone that made it to the Holiday Dinner Party, and were able to learn many of the nuances about FHR and the Franklin family’s contribution to our vibrant aviation community. It’s unfortunate if you didn’t make it, as it was a fun time and many people gathered together to share their stories and latest happenings. It seems everyone had a great experience and we are already looking toward next year’s event to prepare another great evening and show for 2020.
We’ll try to put some pictures from the event up on the site soon. The Steve Franklin presentation was recorded and we will try to post that as well and/or make it available on YouTube.
There will be no scheduled End Of Month Luncheon due to the Dinner Party. But we still recommend heading off to the SJ Brewery around 11:30 on the last Thursday, 12/26 if you have an inkling to perhaps bump into some fellow pilots, or are still on island and have some free time . We hope all of you have a great Christmas and Holiday Season, enjoy your times together and we’ll see you again in 2020. Happy Flying!
Chris Blaine, SJPA President, planeblaine@gmailcomLarge box hangar at FHR in the north “L” building for rent. Approximately 41′ wide door by 33′ deep with electric bi-fold door. No structures are built inside the hangar so the entire interior area is usable. Community bathroom access included. Brand new LED lighting. Looking for month-to-month rental, but will discuss other options. Please contact me at Ayers.Travis@gmail.com if you are interested.
Apparently Canada has decided they need to postpone their deadline for ADS-B compliance. Since quite a few of our members enjoy flying north of the border, they may wish to read the following article:
https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/canada-delays-ads-b-mandate/
1976 Cessna 182P 1/3 Partnership available
Cessna Skylane 182P–Tail number: N8485M–Serial Number: 18264623
Year built: 1976–Currently Hangared: Friday Harbor, WA (hangared since 1976)
Current Annual – complete maintenance records–Engine replacement fund in place
New Avionics installed 2017: ICOM VHF radio, Garmin 345 Audio panel,
Stratus ESG ADS-B Transponder with iPad adapter
Ownership:
Aircraft is registered to Friday Harbor Wings, LLC. New individuals or business entities must become members of the LLC. The LLC Operating Agreement contains the bylaws and rules governing the LLC and usage of the aircraft. Copies of the operating agreement will be made available upon request.
Partners:
Dave Pass – (360) 298-0453
Craig Melvin – (360) 370-5617
Bob Tripp (selling shares) – (360) 317-1771
A question from one of our members:
I recently bought an ultralight powered parachute. Do any members know of other ultralight owners or pilots in the San Juan Islands?
Thanks.
On Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 19:00 Eastern Daylight Time (16:00 PDT, 17:00 MDT, 18:00 CDT, 13:00 HST, 15:00 AKDT, 16:00 Arizona, 23:00 GMT)
Select Number: EA6585556
Description:
By virtue, the title of this webinar wishes one good luck, or success. As PIC, your prime task is to manage the forces of flight to maintain control of the aircraft. As so many have failed to do so, we now use an acronym (yes, another one!) to describe Loss of Control as an accident causal factor. LOC is the number one cause of fatal GA accidents, claiming 450 lives every year. LOC doesn’t discriminate! It can happen to pilots at all experience levels and in any phase of flight. Join us to learn some excellent techniques to keep your forces “in the green!”
To view further details and registration information for this webinar, click here.
The sponsor for this seminar is: FAASTeam
The following credit(s) are available for the WINGS/AMT Programs:
Basic Knowledge 2 – 1 Credit
Basic Knowledge 3 – 1 Credit
HANGAR ALSO FOR SALE: FRIDAY HARBOR
CONTACT LANNY CARVER: 360-472-0922
