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Tue, Jul 12, 2005

Cherokee Pilots Returning To Grand Glaize Airport

Come Hungry

The Cherokee Pilots Association has scheduled its Third Annual Fly-In for the weekend of August 5th at Grand Glaize Airport. Chuck Suma, President and CEO of The New Piper Aircraft Company will be speaking at the event.

Last year 135 airplanes landed at the Osage Beach airport to enjoy a weekend focused on aviation-related activities. A hangar party Friday evening will kick off the festivities sponsored by the Lake of the Ozarks Chapter of the Missouri Pilots Association. Last year over 240 attendees were fed barbeque and local home-made ice cream.

Seminars and exhibits on aviation subjects are scheduled all day Saturday at Tan-Tar-A. In addition, judging of participating aircraft will take place between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Grand Glaize Airport.  Saturday's activities will culminate with a banquet, an awards ceremony, and a keynote speaker.

FMI: www.cherokeeflyin.com

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