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Young Eagles Day 2010
Young Eagles Day is coming up again! On June 5th, 2010 Chapter 132 of the EAA will be giving free airplane rides to children. Come join us on June 5th, weather permitting, at the Elkhart Municipal Airport. Flights usually start at around 9am and signups will be taken until noon. If you have a group [...]
Continue reading...Young Eagles Day is Coming!
21. February 2009
It’s almost that time of year again. On June 6th we will be holding a Young Eagles day at Elkhart Municipal Airport. Young Eagles is a youth program promoted by the EAA with the goal of introducing young people to general aviation. General Aviation has been the backbone of avaiation since the very beginning with [...]
Continue reading...Welcome to the remodeled EAA 132 Website!
20. January 2009
Welcome to Chapter 132 of the Experimental Aircraft Association. We are based at the Elkhat, In, airport with our own clubhouse right at the base of the control tower on the north side of the airport. At EAA our goal is to promote general aviation, share our love of flying, educate people on the issues [...]
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Meetings are held the last Thursday of every month (except July, November, and December) at 7:00 pm Indiana time at our Chapterhouse at the base of the control tower at the Elkhart airport.We have building education sessions most Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Breakfast is included at the Saturday morning sessions. Breakfast starts around 8am, fly in or drive in.
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Terrafugia has flown their “roadable” aircraft on March 5th, 2009. Not really a flying car, it is not design to replace the car, but rather to expand the uses of an airplane. The Transition is expected to cost about $190,000 and be available in 2011.. $10,000 fully refundable deposits are being accepted now and a line is forming..
The wings are folded and unfolded electricly and the plane must be on the ground with the engine off to operate the folding motors. The plane is powered by an automotive engine that runs on premium gasoline and features dual controls to allow standard controls for driving and standard controls for flying.
Check out their website at http://www.terrafugia.com/
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25. April 2010
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