Williamsport Fly-In

The date for the 2009 Fly-In was Saturday, June 13, 2009, 0800–1200. Landing Pictures.

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Not just another Pancake Breakfast!
We offered pilot seminars and a chance to get your non-flying friends into the left seat!

C172 SkyRides
Helicopter Rides
LifeFlight® Static Display

Menu: Pancakes, Eggs, Bacon, Hash Browns, etc.
$6 Adults, $4 Kids.
Free breakfast for the PIC if accompanied

Landing Photos: Aircraft arriving between 8–11 a.m. were photographed on short final (best efforts). Register with the Breakfast Cashier to receive your free airborne photo!

Time	Pilot Program	Public Let's Go Flying Program (Invite your potential pilot friends)
9:30 a.m.		Let's Go Flying Panel. Discussion among local student, low-time and experienced pilots.
10:30 a.m.	Tower Teachings. Lancaster Controller Al Hubler, CFII will impart lessons learned from 30 years teaching from the right seat and at the other end of the ATC microphone.	Tower Tour. Get a controller's view from the KIPT tower.
11:30 a.m.	GPS from the Ground Up. ASF Chief Flight Instructor JJ Greenway. It's no longer about a GPS unit, it's about an entire operation that includes the pilot, ATC and Flight Service managing the entire flight. We'll start with how technology has evolved, and then move into meaningful tips and advice for flight planning, preflight, departure, enroute and much more. We'll also discuss real-pilot "gotchas" that GPS users got themselves into due to lack of proper training. You will not want to miss this seminar!

Speakers
Jonathan "JJ" Greenway serves as the AOPA Air Safety Foundation Chief Flight Instructor. In that role he is responsible for ASF's two industry leading Flight Instructor Refresher Clinics (FIRC) which recertify over 10,000 CFIs a year. He is an Airline Transport Pilot with type ratings in the Boeing 757, 767 and DC-9. Formerly a Boeing 757/767 captain and check airman at American Airlines, JJ has held his CFI certificate continuously for over twenty-five years. In his 13,100 hours of total flight time logged, he has given over 1,500 hours of dual instruction in aircraft ranging from the Luscombe 8A to the Boeing 767-300ER. [FAA Wings Credit]	Al Hubler has been a flight instructor for over 35 years. He was employed by Allegheny Airlines for 13 years, where he flew the Beech 99, Nord, Twin Otter, Shorts 360, Beech 1900 and Dash 8. He is currently employed as an ATC Controller at the Lancaster Airport. Al has been an air traffic controller for many years and was also assigned to Memphis Center, Kennedy Tower, and Capital City Tower. [FAA Wings Credit]

Speakers

Jonathan "JJ" Greenway serves as the AOPA Air Safety Foundation Chief Flight Instructor. In that role he is responsible for ASF's two industry leading Flight Instructor Refresher Clinics (FIRC) which recertify over 10,000 CFIs a year. He is an Airline Transport Pilot with type ratings in the Boeing 757, 767 and DC-9. Formerly a Boeing 757/767 captain and check airman at American Airlines, JJ has held his CFI certificate continuously for over twenty-five years. In his 13,100 hours of total flight time logged, he has given over 1,500 hours of dual instruction in aircraft ranging from the Luscombe 8A to the Boeing 767-300ER. [FAA Wings Credit]

Al Hubler has been a flight instructor for over 35 years. He was employed by Allegheny Airlines for 13 years, where he flew the Beech 99, Nord, Twin Otter, Shorts 360, Beech 1900 and Dash 8. He is currently employed as an ATC Controller at the Lancaster Airport. Al has been an air traffic controller for many years and was also assigned to Memphis Center, Kennedy Tower, and Capital City Tower. [FAA Wings Credit]

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Williamsport is the home of the Little League World Series. The museum is 4 miles west and worth a visit!