Europa Fly-In: Mojave Air and Spaceport (KMHV), April 21, 2018
UPDATE 27 March: There are now more details at:
http://mojavemuseum.org/mojave-experimental-fly-in/
A North America Europa Fly In and Europa 25th Anniversary Celebration will be
held at Mojave Air and Spaceport in southern California, April 21. Please plan
to attend!
The Mojave Experimental Fly-In and Plane Crazy Saturday is a fly-in and
static
display. Its a chance to see unusual and one of a kind aircraft. It takes
place
---From 10 am to 2 pm.
Awards for Best Effort, Best Design, Best Test & Build, and Best Overall
There will be a talk by Bill Norton, an instructor at the National Test
Pilot
School at 11:00 am (note, you need to RSVP and a donation is requested for the
talk, see the MTM website).
The Voyager restaurant is on the field and opens at 7 am.
There is a banquet Saturday evening with a talk by Zach Reeder, past
fly-in award
winner and Scaled Composites Project Engineer and Test Pilot. Tickets are
available at reduced cost on the MEFI website.
Here are links MTM: http://mojavemuseum.org/events/ and
MEFI: http://mojavemuseum.org/mojave-experimental-fly-in/
If you like competition, there is an indoor Fly-In Friday evening. Your
registration
fee gets you a balsa glider that you assemble and then fly in competition.
Sounds like fun!
The Europa presence is being organized by Rick Stockton
(aireupora@sbcglobal.net).
Rick and Todd Johnson will be renting a car or van to go to Red Rock Canyon
Park on Sunday morning. If you ever have watched a B western movie with
beautiful rock formations in the background, this is the place where it was
filmed. If you would like to join Rick and Todd, email Rick. Here is a link
to the park: https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=631
If you need a hotel room, email Rick for arrangements.
For planning purposes, please email Rick if you intend to attend (the sooner the
better).
Whether youre flying or driving, its a great opportunity to gather with other
Europa
owners / builders / enthusiasts. Hope you can join Rick and Todd!
Jim and Heather
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