A Grand Night
By Jean Sorg
Inspirational. Moving. It was an historical night to remember.
The date was August 10, 1987. The occasion was the very first induction ceremonies into the newly-created Aerobatics Hall of Fame. The place was the beautiful EAA Aviation Center complex in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
Over the holidays, we had quite a productive debate regarding the “N” figure in the 2004 Sportsman compulsory (Known) sequence, which was approved unanimously by the board in October 2003. Several important points of thought came from those discussions, and I want to share a few of mine with our membership.
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
Nothing is more special than being a part of our U.S. National Aerobatic Championships. Every time I visit the Grayson County Airport, aka the former Perrin Air Force Base, I reminisce what it must have been like back in the 1940s and ’50s when classes of self-motivated bright young pilots competed with each other to be the best in their class. Here we are more than 50 years later in the same place, and the same sort of thing is still happening.
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
In the third week of October, the IAC and the rest of the EAA divisions will hold their board meetings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The meetings are coming less than a month after our U.S. Nationals, and these activities are keeping things hopping at our Oshkosh office. We have a positive forward momentum going within our organization, and I intend to continue building on our refreshed direction.
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
Now that the World Aerobatic Championships (WAC) and EAA AirVenture are successfully behind us, we are in the process of refocusing the club’s energy to deal with the challenges of the future. Fulfilling membership expectation through education and social means tops my list. Another important issue is that of noise complaints, not only with aerobatics, but also with sport aviation in general. A long-term strategy to deal with noise complaints must be developed to successfully deal with these issues.
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
by Gerry Molidor, IAC 14825
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