Princeton Airport News – June 2016

Summer is almost here, so now is the time to get off the couch and take to the air – so fly for breakfast in New York; go for a day trip to Block island or Tangier Island; and go swimming at the beach by flying to Ocean City.   You can even visit the family and say you cannot stay long because of “aviation ” things. Just enjoy the longer days and summer weather.  FLY!!!

Give Dad a day to remember…
Take him flying.
Give him Introductory Flying Lesson.
Take him flying to a restaurant at some far off airport.
Give him flying lessons.
How about fuel for his favorite aircraft?
Just give him a great day.
SUNDAY, JUNE 19th.

Congratulations
Dads & Grads!!!!

PRINCETON FLYING SCHOOL
Congratulations
1st Solos:
Derek Lesueur/CFII Kris Hendrickson
Chris Cunniff/CFII: Jeff Slutsky
Commercial Pilot::
Steve Resch/CFII Kris Hendrickson
ATP-ME:
James Lovett/CFII Jeff Slutsky
AIRPLANE FOR SALE

1967 Piper 140:
Total time 3965
 Engine time 140 SMOH
 Recent teardown inspection June Annual Garmin 430W King KX 125 S-tec 20 AP King Trans Garmin 340 AUdio panel Powerflow exhaust. Good paint and interior
Asking $33,900

COMING SOON!!!

 

Tiger – Excellent condition!

 

Contact: Ken Nierenberg
609-731-4628or Ken@princetonairport.com   

From the Right Seat
Assistant Chief Pilot – Peter Rafle
 
I was thinking about the past fifty two and a half years of flying, and what I loved most and least about aviation. My list of the least loved aspects is very short. Simply put, I just decided to avoid those as best I can, and devote myself to the good times. The early best moment was the first solo at Baron Field near Pensacola. On a cold February day, a Beech T-34B, and an instructor who was not looking forward to standing on a deserted airfield while his “Nugget” student did three takeoffs and landings.
“Make it quick!” was all he said. Back at Saufley Field, I went through the traditional cutting of my tie to mark this significant point on my path to become a Naval Aviator.
 

SAFETY SEMINAR     
 Hazards of Heat
Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Time: 7:00pm
Instructor: Michael Siniakin, CFI
Free – bring a friend.

NEW NEWS About ADS-B
WHY WAIT – Get free traffic & weather.
The FAA has mandated that all airplanes will be required to have ADS-B by 2020.  This equipment will provide radar centers more information for better traffic flow, plus many other benefits.
Garmin has just announced its new GTX 335 & 345 which is now available.  We have had a very positive response to this news and people are scheduling their upgrade.
Price:  “Out” – start $3495 installed.
           “In & Out” – start $4995 installed.
Check the Garmin website for more information: http://ads-b.garmin.com/en-US
ADSB solutions for G-1000 approved  ( see Jeff or Ken)
If you need assistance, please speak with Ken 609-731-4628.
NOTE: Just completed the 20th ADSB installation and everyone states why the extra safety with traffic is awesome and they will never fly without it again.
FAA Medical Doctor Michael Nosko
June 18th, 2016    bronze-medicine-symbol.jpg

8:00 am – noon

Walk-ins ’til 11:30
Call 609-921-310 609-921-3100 for appointment.

1st, 2nd & 3rd Class medicals.

You must bring the confirmation number with you when you come for your medical appointment.
No walk-in without a confirmation number.
ATTENTION STUDENT PILOTS
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
There is a change in Private Pilot and Instrument Pilot written exams. The exams are going to change on June 15th, 2016. We encourage students, who have been studying for the existing test, to schedule your exam before that date.

Please read on for late information to help you.

NEWS from the
PRINCETON AIRPORT FLYING TIGERS
The Tigers are taking off for the summer, although there will be fly-ins as members desire.  Check our website for destinations and dates.
Let’s return in the fall with lots of ideas and energy.  Happy summer flying.
Please visit www.paft-nj.org.

We are excited that Summer weather/doors off season has kicked into gear quickly!
Going to the Hamptons this year?  Platinum Helicopters can take you from Princeton, or many nearby locations, right to South Hampton Heliport or East Hampton Airport.
Congratulations to Tim Feige for passing his Private Pilot Check ride!!
Jack Clifford flew his first helicopter solo flight this month, great job!
The sunsets have been amazing so don’t forget about us when you want to take your significant other out on a nice date night.  We look forward to seeing you this summer!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS – JUNE, 2016
  14th:  Flag Day
  18th:  FAA Medical Doctor – 8:00 – noon.
Walk-ins until 11:30am.
19th:  Fathers’ Day
  20th:  1st day of summer.
  21st:  Safety Seminar – Hazards of Heat.  7:00 pm

41 Airpark Rd, Princeton, NJ 08540 (609) 921-3100


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