Congratulations to our most recent certificated Private Pilot club member, Jennifer Fleischer! She passed her check ride today.

The weather is warm enough we’re moving our regular meetings to the hangar at the airport until fall. Our last cookout featured food from Big Fatty’s BBQ in White River Junction. Very happy pilots!

With better weather and longer days coming, we’ve posted an updated list of nearby airport restaurants. http://www.uvflyingclub.org/airport-restaurants/

We’re having our winter meetings at Salt Hill Pub in Lebanon (the one on the green). If you’re interested in joining us, let us know through the contact page and we’ll get details to you. We need to know roughly how many people are attending so we can let the pub set up for us.

Happy 2018! The club is happily in great shape with a healthy membership. As of December, we have established a wait list for student applicants. To get on the wait list, you will need to fill out the application form with application fee. We are still accepting licensed pilots, with preference for those interested in flying our 182RG.

Both club aircraft flew to Brunswick, Maine, last weekend to visit the Blue Angels, see the show and meet the pilots. Our Chief CFI, Dave Kent, was a Crew Chief of the Blue Angels and got the club priority seating. 

Congratulations to members Sam Lutz and Chessie Newbold who are attending Embry Riddle University this fall, and Misha Turnbull who is attending University of North Dakota. All received their private certificates and beyond in the club. Best of luck to you three in your aeronautical education!

We had a great turnout for our June cookout and meeting, June 15th. Along with members we hosted guests interested in the club who got tours of the facilities and aircraft. Nick D’Orsi gave us a rundown of the new Basic Medical process, which he had just gone through. Our next cookout will be July 20th.

We’re happy to announce two new CFIs available to club members for training. Welcome Tim Terry and George Tucker! We’re glad you’ve chosen to teach!

This weekend, the 182 will be ferried to Green Mountain Aviation in Middlebury, Vermont, for it’s avionics upgrade. We’re very excited about this. The 182 is a great flying platform, but the panel has left a lot to be desired and has had problems on a regular basis. So, we’re fixing it! The plane will be down about a month while work is completed. In the mean time, we have our 172 available to all club members.