The winter has been long, cold, and way too white. Bid good riddance to low ceilings and ice, and celebrate by going to a fly-in. There are hundreds all over the country, so one should be within flying distance to you. Check out our list below or navigate to the calendar (www.aopa.org/pilot/calendar).
LNS
Lancaster Airport (LNS), Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Get some towered-airport experience and fly to Lancaster May 7 for Aviation Safety Day. There will be vendors, tower tours, contests, and a pancake breakfast. AOPA President Craig Fuller is the keynote speaker. Visit www.aviationsafetyday.com to learn more.
3A1
Folsom field Airport (3A1), Cullman, Alabama
Folsom Field is a small airport in north-central Alabama, and on May 21 it hosts the first Wings Over Cullman Airshow featuring aerial performers, warbird displays, current military aircraft, and food vendors. Visit http://cullman.schultzairshows.com.
OSU
Ohio State University Airport (OSU), Columbus, Ohio
Haven’t started flight training or know someone who needs some encouragement? Drop in to the Ohio State University Airport May 14 for a day filled with Q&A with instructors, an aircraft display, and other activities. Visit http://aviation.osu.edu to learn more.
L52
Oceano County Airport (L52), Oceano, California
Join the locals at their “little slice of paradise” on May 14 for a fly-in saluting veterans. There is a pancake breakfast, aircraft display, children’s activities, live music, and lunch.It’s free and supports an endangered airport (www.friendsofoceanoairport.com).
U65
Carey Airport (U65), Carey, Idaho
With only a little more than 2,600 feet of grass and dirt sitting at almost 4,800 feet, Carey might not be the airport for everyone. But, the Carey Fly-in on May 14 will benefit the local fire department, and will feature a seminar for your nonflying companions.
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