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Sat, Apr 09, 2005

US Sport Aviation Expo Ramping Up

This Year's Event Scheduled For October

The US Sport Aviation Expo staff is working on detailed plans for the 2005 event to be held from October 27-30 this year at Sebring Regional Airport. Building on our experience from last year, combined with continual assistance from EAA, we plan an enlarged event with more exhibits. Our organization and staff remains much as it was in 2004.

Last October was our first event, and as many people know it was complicated by three hurricanes that passed over or near Sebring in the few weeks preceding the Expo. We conducted a survey of all 2004 exhibitors to gain from their experience here last year and to assure that the event we conduct is as good as it can be for exhibitors, sponsors and the attending public.

Most of the crew from 2004 will be back for the fall event, with Roscoe Morton and Vernon Peckham on the announcer stand and most of our volunteer staff in place.

FMI: www.sport-aviation-expo.com

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