| EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles events for the 2008 | 12:53 PM, Fri Feb 01, 2008 |
|
January 19th - Done
April 12th - Current
June 14th
September 20th
October 18th |
| Sat, Jan 19th EAA 92 Young Eagles, Chino Airport. | 12:42 PM, Thu Dec 13, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday January 19th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2008 Young Eagle Event Calendar
January 19th
April 12th
June 14th
September 20th
October 18th
Boy Scouts are limited to 65 with 15 additional non-Boy Scouts. So I expect around 80 total kids to fly.
Schedule:
0800 Start time for setup
0930 Pilot Briefing
1000 Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the first 2008 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Clif
|
| Sat, June 17th EAA 92 Young Eagles Event at Chino | 12:35 PM, Wed May 31, 2006 |
|
The next event is Saturday June 17th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly pilots. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the Second 2006 Young Eagle event the
best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Sat, September 16 Chino Airport | 12:28 PM, Fri Jun 23, 2006 |
|
The next event is Saturday September 16th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
This will be a boy scout event!
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly pilots. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the Third 2006 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| September & November Events Are Filling Up! | 12:24 PM, Thu Aug 12, 2004 |
|
We are getting massive interest in the September and November Chino Young Eagles events. We need pilots to sign up ASAP, or we will need to start rejecting additional Young Eagle candidates.
Information on the EAA Young Eagles Program: http://www.youngeagles.org
Information on fuel rebates for Young Eagles Pilots: http://www.eaa.org/youngeagles/phillips66.html
|
| Saturday, June 14th EAA 92 Young Eagles event, Chino Airport | 12:22 PM, Fri May 30, 2008 |
|
The next event is Saturday June 14th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
We NEED more ground crew and one or two additional pilots. Some great news is that Gary Felker's daughter is getting married! (Hethr, not Brittany), the bad news for us is that the wedding is June 14th and flying Young Eagles for the father of the bride is not part of the ceremony. Having two additional pilots would help lighten the load on Don Myhra and Michael Stearns (Thanks guys).
We really need the ground crew to make things happen. I don't anticipate Mike Sawicki or Connie at this event. I saw Mike at the Planes of Fame airshow and he is looking really good after his heart attack and 5 way bypass but we don't want to push his recovery. I need someone to take over the food portion of the event and at least 4 support people there. We need one load master for each pilot so at least 4 for that job. We need someone to print certificates and at least one person as go between for certificates and load masters so 2 people there. Finally we need 2 people to run the registration desk. This totals to 13 ground crew excluding pilots. We only have 2 ground crew signed up right now Help!
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. Photocopies must be on both sides of a single piece of paper with an original parent/guardian signature. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2008 Young Eagle Event Calendar
January 19th Done
April 12th Done
June 14th Current
September 20th
October 18th
Schedule:
0800 Start time for setup
0930 Pilot Briefing
1000 Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the third 2008 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Saturday, September 20th EAA 92 Young Eagles event, Chino Airport | 11:48 AM, Wed Aug 13, 2008 |
|
The next event is Saturday September 20th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
We NEED Ground crew and pilots. This will be the first of our two big Boy Scout Merit Badge events!
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. Photocopies must be on both sides of a single piece of paper with an original parent/guardian signature. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them. Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2008 Young Eagle Event Calendar
-------------------------------
January 19th (Done)
April 12th (Done)
June 14th (Done)
September 20th (Current Event)
October 18th
Schedule:
------------------------------------------
0800 - Start time for setup
0930 - Pilot Briefing
1000 - Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 - If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 - We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 - Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots:
-------
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
- Current National EAA member
- Airman's certificate
- Current Biennial Flight Review
- Current Medical certificate
- Currency in the aircraft used
- Aircraft liability insurance
- Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
- You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day. Let's all check in, and let's make the fourth 2008 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
|
| 2010 SECOND Young Eagles Rally-Saturday, June 12th - YANKS AIR MUSEUM | 11:39 AM, Thu Jan 07, 2010 |
|
The SECOND EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Rally will be held on SATURDAY, JUNE 12TH at YANKS AIR MUSEUM.
The Rally will begin at 9:00 AM with registration - forms must be completed with parent signature before the YE's day begins. With their name badge, logbook, rally card and lunch ticket in hand, it is off to the theater for the Welcome, overview of the day, and video.
Ground School is a fun filled 2 hours of making a FPG-9 foam glider, instrument panel demonstration, pre-flight ground inspection on a airplane and an interactive Q&A session with pilots and aviation instructors. Then the Young Eagle is ready for flight time.
Each Young Eagle can have their pilot fill-in their log book to document their experience. Lunch is provided. After the adventure is over, each Young Eagle receives a Participation bag complete with a pilot signed YE certificate, YE patch, a balsa airplane to build, a "Learn to Fly" book provided by Gleim Publishing and the scret code that goes with the logbook provided by Sporty's Pilot shop. A $20.00 donation is requested to off-set materials costs.
Flights will begin at 10:00 AM out at the flight line. On-line registration is at ye.pacstates.com with a limit of 100 Young Eagles for participation.
For further information, contact Penelope Hecker, EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Coordinator at(949) 951-6784 or plhecker@academy-aeronautique.com
"SHARING THE PASSION FOR AVIATION WITH THE FUTURE" |
Sat, October 27th EAA 92 Young Eagles Event at Chino
| 10:28 AM, Wed Sep 26, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday October 27th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2007 Young Eagle Event Calendar
April 14th - Done
June 9th - Done
July 21st------ Done Discovery Science Center 30 Kids
September 8th-- Done Boy Scout Event
October 27th--- (Current) Boy Scout Event
Boy Scouts are limited to 65 with 15 additional non-Boy Scouts. So I expect around 80 total kids to fly.
Schedule:
0800 Start time for setup
0930 Pilot Briefing
1000 Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the fifth 2007 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Young Eagles Rally, June 13th - Cal Aero Hangars | 10:05 AM, Thu Apr 16, 2009 |
|
| EAA Chapter 92 will be holding it's second Young Eagles Rally at Cal Aero Hangar Resort on SATURDAY, June 13th at Chino Airport starting at 9AM with flights to begin at 10AM. Pre-registration is recommended and for further information, please contact Penelope Hecker at plhecker@academy-aeronautique.com or 949-951-6784 |
| September 8th Younge Eagles event No more kids | 09:18 AM, Mon Aug 20, 2007 |
|
We are unable to accept additional children for the September 8th Young Eagles event. If you have and additional child who wants a younge eagles flight please sign up for the October event.
Also, All boy scouts must go through Dave Prizio at Dave@glastar.org. This allows us to meet Boy Scout paperwork requirements. |
| Young Eagles Rally, Sat, September 18th - Yanks Air Museum | 09:15 PM, Mon Aug 17, 2009 |
|
EAA Chapter 92-Young Eagles Rally
DATE: Saturday, September 18th
TIME: Registration opens at 9:00AM - flights start at 10AM - a suggested donation of $20.00 to cover the cost of materials
PLACE: Yanks Air Museum, Chino Airport
PRE-REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED!!
YE is for kids 8-17yrs as an introduction into the world of general aviation. Activites include: Museum tour, ground school, pre-flight inspection on an airplane, FPG-9 glider building, video, Instrument panel presentation, lunch and of course, the FLIGHT!
All YE receive a logbook, Activity card and on completion of all the activites receive a Young Eagles certificate and "I EARNED MY WINGS" bag with a Young Eagles patch, blasa airplane, Learn to Fly book and a code that goes with the logbook for an on-line ground school.
This is a FUN filled full day!!!
For more information contact Penelope Hecker, YE Coordinator at plhecker@academy-aeronautique.com or 949.951.6784 |
| Saturday, December 8th EAA 92 Young Eagles Event - Chino | 09:12 AM, Mon Oct 29, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday December 8th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
***********************************************
** **
** October 27th event was canceled due to **
** the Fires. December 8th will be the **
** Raincheck date for that event. **
** Pilots, Volunteers and Young Eagles will **
** not automatically be copied over because **
** Their availability cannot be determined **
** Please volunteer/sign-up for this event **
** again on it's new date. **
***********************************************
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2007 Young Eagle Event Calendar
April 14th - Done
June 9th - Done
July 21st------ Done Discovery Science Center 30 Kids
September 8th-- Done Boy Scout Event
October 27th -- Canceled due to Fires
December 8th --- (Current) Boy Scout Event
Boy Scouts are limited to 65 with 15 additional non-Boy Scouts. So I expect around 80 total kids to fly.
Schedule:
0800 Start time for setup
0930 Pilot Briefing
1000 Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the fifth 2007 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| 2006 Young Eagles Events | 09:12 AM, Mon Apr 17, 2006 |
|
April 15th - Completed
June 17th - Next Event
September 16th - Future boy scout event
October 28th - Future boy scout event
Limit of 80 Young Eagles per event.
Young Eagles: Click on the event tab above and then click on register for a flight. Fill in the info and submit.
Pilots and volunteers: Click on Log In tab, enter your ID and password to logon and then go to events to volunteer.
Any questions or if you need help contact Vince Orton or Cliff Carpenter. |
| Sat April 15th 2006 Eaa 92 Young Eagles Event -We are a GO for Saturday!! | 09:01 AM, Fri Apr 14, 2006 |
|
Checking the Weather Channel this morning shows that the thunderstorms that will be passing through the area today (Friday April 14th) will be gone by Saturday morning along with their rain. Ground Crew, let's be ready to start at 08:00am. There is construction on the field in the area we usually operate from so the loading of kids will occur west of where we usually do it between Base-Ops and the museum. We can also setup the food service at base-ops as well as certificate printing (closer to setup and put away). We will need more ground crew this time because we will be escorting groups of kids from the museum to base-ops and back. This also allows them to go through the Jet section of the museum behind Base-Ops.
Remember, if you are coming from the 91 to the 71 you cannot use Euclid to get to the airport. You will need to detour to Central avenue., turn right and go to El Prado rd turn right again, turn left at the first light on Kimbal rd and go all the way up to Euclid where you turn left again. The rest of the trip is the same as before.
Cliff
|
| YE Rally on Sat, June 13th a HUGE SUCCESS!!! | 08:36 PM, Mon Jun 15, 2009 |
|
Thank you to the wonderful volunteers and dedicated pilots that participated in the second 2009 EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Rally held at Cal Aero Aviation Country Club hangars at Chino Airport. What a day: 13 pilots, 16 volunteers and 51 Young Eagles flown.
The weather cooperated very nicely and the event was finished by 2PM. Plans are already underway for the next event being held at Yanks Museum on Saturday, September 12th. More information to follow in the coming months before the event.
Best Regards, Penelope Hecker |
| WOW - What a Young Eagles Rally at Yanks Air Museum | 08:28 PM, Mon Sep 21, 2009 |
|
The third 2009 EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles (YE) Rally was held for the first time at Yanks Air Museum and was a huge SUCCESS!!!! 96 YE's flown, 20 airplanes, 1 helicopter, 17 wonderful volunteers and the much appreciated museum staff. The Yanks Air Musuem was a wonderful choice to host YE and quite a day.
Starting with the museum tour in the right hangar wing with pistons and then moving to the video. Then on to the left hangar wing were the gound school was mixed in with the jets.
Outside to the ramp for flights, food and the "Commando Jump" commandered by George Banonkovich and several museum staff members. Registration was was handled by the Ninety-Nine's and the ground school had plenty of pilots to share information and help with the learning.
The weather was all blue skies and mild temperatures. The Load Masters had their hands full with all the airplanes, but not a Young Eagle was left behind.
A very big "THANK YOU" to the Yanks Air Museum and staff, EAA Chapter 92 pilots and volunteers, OCPA pilots and the Ninety-Nines pilots and volunteers, without YOU this event would not be possible.
SHARING THE PASSION FOR AVIATION WITH THE FUTURE!
|
| Saturday, April 12th EAA 92 Young Eagles event, Chino Airport | 08:24 AM, Thu Mar 13, 2008 |
|
The next event is Saturday April 12th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
Several of our 'usual suspect ' ground crew are unavailable that weekend so we need additional EAA members to volunteer. It is a great chance to share in the excitement as young people discover the wonder of flight!
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2008 Young Eagle Event Calendar
January 19th Done
April 12th Current
June 14th
September 20th
October 18th
There will be about 40 kids at this event
Schedule:
0800 Start time for setup
0930 Pilot Briefing
1000 Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the first 2008 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Saturday, September 8th Event at Chino Airport | 08:17 AM, Wed Aug 01, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday September 8th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. If you cannot bring the parent/guardian to the event to sign the form then email me and I will mail a copy to you.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2007 Young Eagle Event Calendar
April 14th - Done
June 9th - Done
July 21st------ Done Discovery Science Center 30 Kids
September 8th-- (Current) Boy Scout Event
October 27th--- Boy Scout Event
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the fourth 2007 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Sat, September 16 Chino Airport | 08:05 AM, Tue Aug 29, 2006 |
|
Only a little over 2 weeks left until our Saturday, September 16th Young Eagle Event. We need volunteers, pilots and young eagles. Please sign-up on the web site.
Thank You,
Cliff Carpenter
714-850-2854 |
| Chino Airport Young Eagles Event Sept 10th 10:00am | 07:45 AM, Tue Jun 14, 2005 |
|
EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Event.
Starts at 10:00 am, and ends at 4:00 pm, or when all the kids are flown. Please note that weather may delay the event - check back at this website for the latest information, especially the night before the event!
Access to the Planes of Fame Museum is complementary for Young Eagles and their parents/guardians during the event.
This event will include Boy Scouts. |
| Sat, October 29th EAA 92 Young Eagles Event at Chino | 07:45 AM, Thu Sep 22, 2005 |
|
The next event is Saturday October 29th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need more pilots (we only have 2 signed up so far).
-- We need more volunteers (only 5 so far)
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- Young Eagles need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
(we have about ~50 boy scouts signed up so far)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
CALLING ALL PILOTS --- CALLING ALL PILOTS
We need more pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the last 2005 Young Eagle event the
best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Young Eagles events for 2005 | 07:45 AM, Fri Jan 28, 2005 |
|
The next Young Eagles event is scheduled for Saturday April 9th 2005! The other dates for the year will be Jun 11th, Sep 10th and Nov 12th.
We are planning to limit the number of young eagles this year so that we can concentrate on quality. This is a chance to get kids excited about something other than video games, not a carnival ride to push the maximum number of bodys through.
Let's all have fun this year! |
| October 21, 2006 Chino Young Eagles | 07:40 AM, Tue Oct 17, 2006 |
|
| We have 84 Boy Scouts and 2 Non-Boy scouts signed up. We really need more ground crew and could use additional pilots. So far weather looks good for Saturday so lets get out there and fly some kids. |
| Young Eagles Signup Now Online! | 07:25 PM, Fri Jun 04, 2004 |
|
FINALLY! We have the web program up and running! We are able to have Pilots, Volunteers, and Kids signup directly online for EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Events (Chino Airport).
The first event we are going to try this out on is the June 12th event at Chino Airport. Please feel free to login and sign up for the event. Everyone can check in online to find the number of Young Eagles, Volunteers, and Pilots who are signed up for the event.
PILOTS AND VOLUNTEERS:
Once you login, you may update your information and password with the "ACCOUNT" tab - and please do so. Now go and volunteer for the event!
Please report errors or questions to me via email at vorton@pacstates.com
Thanks,
-Vince
|
| Sat, October 21st Chino Airport | 07:20 AM, Tue Sep 19, 2006 |
|
The next event is Saturday October 21st, 10:00am Chino Airport.
This will be a boy scout event!
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly pilots. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the Last 2006 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Saturday, July 21st Event at Chino Airport | 07:14 AM, Wed Jun 20, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday July 21st, 10:00am Chino Airport.
I have been talking to representatives from the Discovery Science Center, Rainbow Girls and Cub Scouts. I am expecting about 45 kids to be flown at this event so we need Ground Crew Volunteers and Pilots.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2007 Young Eagle Event Calendar
April 14th - Done
June 9th - Done
July 21st------ (Current) Discovery Science Center 30 Kids
September 8th-- Boy Scout Event
October 27th--- Boy Scout Event
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the third 2007 Young Eagle event the
best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Air Tour rule changes | 07:11 AM, Thu Feb 22, 2007 |
|
We are aware of recent FAA Rule changes that take effect March 15th. Currently EAA is working with the FAA to obtain changes to these rules so that our Young Eagles program can continue. If the EAA has not been successful in obtaining these changes by April 4th we will cancel the April 14th event. Until then we will proceed as if we are a go for April 14th. We plan on treating each of our planned events for this year the same way until we receive a final decision from the FAA.
Please check back on this web site for updates as we get closer to April 14th.
|
| Chino Airport Young Eagles Event June 11th 10:00am | 06:34 AM, Wed Jun 08, 2005 |
|
EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Event.
Starts at 10:00 am, and ends at 4:00 pm, or when all the kids are flown. Please note that weather may delay the event - check back at this website for the latest information, especially the night before the event!
Access to the Planes of Fame Museum is complementary for Young Eagles and their parents/guardians during the event. |
| Welcome to Young Eagles! | 05:33 PM, Mon May 24, 2004 |
|
| Welcome to the new site. |
| Saturday, April 14th Young Eagles Event at Chino | 05:31 AM, Wed Feb 07, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday April 14th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They have an event on February 10th so scroll past that event to April 14th to sign-up for ours.
2007 Young Eagle Event Calendar
April 14th
June 9th
July 21st------ Discovery Science Center 30 Kids
September 8th-- Boy Scout Event
October 27th--- Boy Scout Event
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the First 2007 Young Eagle event the
best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| Sat April 15th 2006 Eaa 92 Young Eagles Event | 05:28 AM, Tue Jan 17, 2006 |
|
The next event is Saturday April 15th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- Young Eagles need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly pilots. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the First 2006 Young Eagle event the
best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles | 05:01 PM, Thu Oct 15, 2009 |
|
| WOW - What a year!!! 193 Young Eagles flown |
| Sat, October 29th EAA 92 Young Eagles Event at Chino | 03:52 PM, Thu Oct 13, 2005 |
|
** Chino Airport EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Event. **
Saturday, October 29th, 2005, 10:00am
Everything is looking good. We're on for Saturday. Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest information.
VOLUNTEERS: We need volunteers, we only have 5 signed up on the website. PLEASE go to the web sight and sign-up.
Please check in to begin setup at 8:00am at the EAA Chapter 92 Base Ops. We'll need help setting up the canopies, BBQs, Registration, Info Booth, and Food Handling tables. We will also review "people-flow" plans and procedures for the day.
PILOTS: We are in need of pilots for this event, currently we only have 2 signed up on the web site!!! If you fly a certified aircraft please contact David Prizio (dave@prizio.com), he needs information ASAP to pass to the Boy Scout counsel so you can fly boy scouts.
Please congregate around the Info Booth shortly after 9:00am.
There will be a pilot briefing to go over the flight paths for the day.
We plan for the first flight to start at 10:00am.
YOUNG EAGLES (and parents/guardians): Please enter the Planes of Fame Museum main entrance, just off of Cal Aero Way. We'll open the registration desk at 10:00am to begin accepting Young Eagles. If your registration form is already complete, you'll get in faster! Please see http://ye.pacstates.com/About.php for more information and maps. Of special note: Make sure to fill out a registration form for each Young Eagle (Parent/Guardian MUST SIGN!) (Forms available at the web site.)
See you all there! :)
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| April 9th update | 03:37 AM, Sun Apr 09, 2006 |
|
The Saturday, April 15th event is less than a week away. Although it looks like we will not be picking up as many kids from the Junior High School as anticipated the B-17 tour has sparked a lot of interest in our event at Chino. Since people have not been using the web site it is hard to predict the numbers but it looks like we will end up with between 40 to 60 kids to fly.
Ground crew volunteers, Please sign up at the web site (YE.PACSTATES.COM) so that I know you are coming. If you are having trouble Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance. Remember, we are meeting at 08:00am to setup the tents, etc.
Cliff
|
| Saturday, June 9th event at Chino | 03:09 PM, Fri May 04, 2007 |
|
The next event is Saturday June 9th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2007 Young Eagle Event Calendar
April 14th - Done
June 9th - Current
July 21st------ Discovery Science Center 30 Kids
September 8th-- Boy Scout Event
October 27th--- Boy Scout Event
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots.
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
Current National EAA member
Airman's certificate
Current Biennial Flight Review
Current Medical certificate
Currency in the aircraft used
Aircraft liability insurance
Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
If you have a certificated aircraft please provide a copy of the above information to Dave Prizio for Boy Scout verification. Dave can be reached at dave@prizio.com.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot
briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon
as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one
question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the
ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day.
Let's all check in, and let's make the second 2007 Young Eagle event the
best one yet!
--
Thanks,
-Cliff
|
| YOUNG EAGLES RALLY-SAT, JUNE12TH-CLOSED | 02:49 PM, Tue May 11, 2010 |
|
WOW!!! THIS EVENT IS CLOSED FOR REGISTRATION
Thank you for the overwheming response to the EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Rally that is being held on Saturday, June 12th at Yanks Air Museum. We have reached the MAXIMUM number for flights for this event.
If you missed this YE Rally there are still spaces for the Saturday, September 18th Rally at Yanks Air Museum and Saturday, October 23rd at Planes of Fame/Cal Aero.
Please pre-register to quarantee your SPOT!
For further information, contact Penelope Hecker, EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Coordinator at plhecker@academy-aeronautique.com or call 949 951 6784
"SHARING THE PASSION FOR AVIATION WITH THE FUTURE' |
| Saturday, October 18th EAA 92 Young Eagles event, Chino Airport | 02:28 PM, Wed Oct 01, 2008 |
|
The next event is Saturday October 18th, 10:00am Chino Airport.
We NEED Ground crew and pilots. This will NOT be a Boy Scout Merit Badge event.
*** Note: There is a new form that MUST be used for Young Eagles. Online forms printed from the web site can no longer be accepted due to new rules. Photocopies must be on both sides of a single piece of paper with an original parent/guardian signature. If the parent/guardian cannot come to the event to sign the form then email me and I will try to mail a copy to them. Go to http://ye.pacstates.com for the latest info
WHEN SIGNING UP BE CAREFUL! Chapter 7 is also using our web site now. They may have events that you must scroll past to sign-up for our event.
2008 Young Eagle Event Calendar
-------------------------------
January 19th (Done)
April 12th (Done)
June 14th (Done)
September 20th (Done)
October 18th (Current Event)
Schedule:
------------------------------------------
0800 - Start time for setup
0930 - Pilot Briefing
1000 - Start flying Young Eagles if we are ready
1300 - If we have run out of Young Eagles to fly we will make a last sweep through the museum to pick up stragglers and if no one else we will pack up early!
1600 - We will start packing up as much as possible if we are still flying kids
1700 - Hard stop, everything back at base-ops. If there are still kids to fly they will need to sign-up for the next event.
Highlights:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- We need pilots
-- We need more volunteers
-- The parents need to sign up for free Museum access.
-- We need Young Eagles. They need to sign up online to avoid registration delays
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Pilots:
-------
The following requirements are necessary for ALL pilots who wish to participate in the Young Eagles Program:
- Current National EAA member
- Airman's certificate
- Current Biennial Flight Review
- Current Medical certificate
- Currency in the aircraft used
- Aircraft liability insurance
- Each pilot must have aircraft passenger seat liability insurance. For those EAA members who choose to insure at a level of $100,000 per passenger seat, EAA will automatically provide an additional $1,000,000 liability umbrella policy. This coverage is only in effect while participating in Young Eagle Flights. Pilots who choose to insure at lower levels may still participate, however the additional insurance will not apply. Some confusion has surfaced because of EAA's supplemental $1 million blanket liability policy. Simply stated, if a pilot carries liability insurance they can participate in the Young Eagles Program. If a pilot has $100,000 per seat or more in coverage, EAA has an additional $1 million blanket policy that will supplement their insurance.
- You must be a member of EAA national to fly young eagles. If you are not currently a member and would like to become a member of EAA national please contact Cliff Carpenter 30 days or more prior to the event so we can process the paperwork. Special arrangements can be made for Young Eagle Pilots.
Please sign up online.
Call Cliff (714-850-2854) or Vince (951-201-3730) if you need assistance.
Pilots: To expedite operations, we will be providing flight path & pilot briefing info Saturday at 9:30am. The goal is to start flying as soon as possible.
Volunteers: Let's sign in online - it helps alleviate our number one question: "Who's going to be there?" We definitely want to hit the ground running on Saturday. Start time for volunteers will be 8:00am at Chino base-ops to move the tents, BBQ, etc. over to Planes-Of-Fame air museum. Also, let's try to review procedures before 9:00am - it is one less variable during the day. Let's all check in, and let's make the last 2008 Young Eagle event the best one yet!
|
| 2010 First Young Eagles Rally - the Year is starting off GREAT! | 01:08 PM, Fri Mar 26, 2010 |
|
The first EAA Chapter 92 Young Eagles Rally was held on Saturday, March 20th at Planes of Fame Air Museum and Cal Aero Country Club/Academy hangars at the base of the Chino (KCNO) tower. The weather was perfect and flights got off the ground at 11:00 AM.
There were 60 YE's flown with 15 pilots/airplanes and 25 volunteers attending to registration, ground school, ground crew, load masters and BBQ experts that served 168 hot dog lunches. There was lots of water for all!
A great big "THANK YOU" to the following for making the day possible:
Planes of Fame Air Museum staff and volunteers
Cal Aero Country Club/Academy - Legacy Aviation and the Whittlesey family
PILOTS:
Bryan Metz, Cliff Carpenter, Dave Grupenhagen, Dave Prizio, Ed Martell, Garry Felker, James Kirk, Joe Finnell, Lisa Walker, Mark Volk, Ray Hecker, Bob Cashman, Robert Lange, Jay Steffenhagen, Richard Eastman
VOLUNTEERS:
Robert Baker, Sharon Baker, Amelia Lowry, Bev Finnell, Bob Dougherty, Bob Zaha, Brittany Silva, Chuck Gifford, Darren Carr, Jim Randall, Karen Thompson, Larry Severson, Roland Koluvek, Terry Dowell, Ernie Julian, Tommy Elliott, Dale Martin, Vince Orton, Jennifer Adam, Louis, Colleen Handrahan
Without all of the WONDERFUL pilots and volunteers, the day would not be as successful or as much fun. The parents, guests and Ye's all had a super day and there was probably a few sun burns, but a smile on everyone's face.
THANK YOU all for "Sharing the Passion for Aviation with the Future" |
| Good News from Washington on Young Eagles! | 01:00 PM, Fri Mar 02, 2007 |
|
Good News! Young Eagles flights are protected. There may need to be some changes to how we do things but the new Air Tour rule will not prevent us from doing our Young Eagles Events.
For More info: http://www.youngeagles.org/volunteers/programnews/archive/2007%20-%2002_22%20-%20Good%20News%20For%20Young%20Eagles!.asp
|
View current news
|
|
