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November 15, 2013--Stop by Hendricks County Airport, Fuel Prices: 100LL $4.99--MO Gas
$4.17 a gallon.
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Visits to HCAAOnline.com  Website went live March 1, 2008
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 HCA AWOS 118.025 Phone: 317-718-4872 
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   Hendricks County Aviation Association exists as a nonprofit organization to promote all aspects of aviation |
Aluminum Overcast Soars Over Lambeau EAA's historic World War II B-17 bomber Aluminum Overcast performed a true first on Sunday when it made the pregame flyover at Lambeau Field before the Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings National Football League game. EAA pilots Sean Elliott and George Daubner and their passengers were wheels up at 11:35, climbed to 2,000 feet AGL and circled four miles north of the stadium just off the Green Bay shoreline waiting for the "go" signal from the stadium. When informed the National Anthem was under way, they immediately headed due south at about 200 knots. READ MORE>> |
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November Cookout
Sorry, no pictures available for the November Cookout. If you have any you would like to share please send them to bock1943@yahoo.com Thanks |
EAA FOUNDER  "You can't be a success if you don't love people." Paul Poberezny came from humble beginnings, yet he created one of the world largest aviation organizations and
emerged as one of the 20th century's greatest aviation leaders, creating a worldwide aviation organization and the world's
largest annual fly-in event, EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin >>http://www.eaa.org/paul/
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HCAA 2013 Christmas Dinner |
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Bulletin Board No regular meeting scheduled for January. Will update the website as we schedule events for 2014. Thanks
to all HCAA Members
and families for their support to make 2013 a great year for HCAA activities.
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ZODIAC  Jim Snyder, EAA and HCAA Member, is building a Zenith Zodiac CH 650 Kit. Started project June 19, 2009. |
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MYSTERY PLANE
Do you know what this unusual plane is?  The answer will appear in next month's newsletter.
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AVIATION VIDEO LINKS |
Any pilot
can appreciate this video. Thought
you might like this.................... Descent
into Queenstown, New Zealand. Gotta
have faith in your instruments and your proficiency to fly the approach. But the feeling of elation from doing well, what we're trained to do, is it's own reward. Or as my submariner friend used to tell me, "Don't know about your base pay, but you do earn your flight
pay." ...as if descending into an undercast over mountainous terrain
doesn't bother you too much. Thanks to Wilma Winings for the article. |
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