We’re low on inventory, however Ken has contacts all over the country and can get you what you want. Prices are low, so this is the time to buy. Call Ken – 609-731-4628.
The lazy, hazy days of summer are quickly coming to an end. For pilots it was one of our top ten summers. We hope you had to opportunity to enjoy those clear days.
The only glitch was the price of fuel which soared last month. We hope this is a temporary issue, and normal prices will return.
Here’s to a beautiful autumn.
SAFETY SEMINAR
FLYING INTERNATIONALLY – Primarily Canada, Mexico & the Carribean
September 18th, 2014
7:00 – 10:00 pm
CFII: Kris Hendrickson Free – bring a friend.
Princeton Airport Flying Tigers
Invite you to
Meet ‘N Greet – Saturday, September 6th, 2014
10:00 am – noon
Bagels & Coffee Share your summer flying experiences and make some plans for your goals this fall. Bring a friend.
From the Right Seat
by Assistant Chief Pilot Peter Rafle
In the past, I have described some of my favorite aviation themed museums, books and movies. This summer, I traveled to Ottawa, Canada. Besides being the capitol of Canada, Ottawa, a beautiful Victorian city on the banks of the Ottawa River, is the site of the Canada National Aviation and Space Museum. It is only a short drive from center city to Rockcliffe Airport which is next to the former Canadian Forces Base Rockcliffe.
I have always had an interest in the early pioneering flights in Canada. It is a vast country that was difficult to explore and develop before the airplane was available. Early aviators in the 1920’s and 30’s enabled mail and supplies to be delivered to remote mining and logging operation in the bush country from Quebec in the east to Northern Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia. Many of the aircraft they flew are on exhibit here. Are you familiar with any of these: Fairchild 82, Curtiss “Canuck” (JN-2), Curtiss HS-2L seaplane, Curtiss Model F (seaplane), Fairchild FC-1,2, Fleet Model 80, Junkers W 34, Noorduyn Norseman (seaplane- floats), Stinson Reliant. All of these historic airplanes are in beautiful condition.
The ruling for the Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B) requirements is coming soon. Why not enjoy the features of this equipment now instead of putting off. It enhances safety by giving traffic and weather on your panel mounted GSP and/or tablet.
PAC has become a dealer – the only one in New Jersey and one of the first in the region. We have done quite a few already and we have the experience to provide you with skilled service.
Our Price: Starting at $4995 installed.
FAA Medical Doctor
Doctor Michael Nosko
To be announced. 8:00 am – noon
September 27, 2014 Call 609-921-3100 for appointment.
1st, 2nd & 3rd Class medicals. IMPORTANT NEWS REGARDING MEDICAL APPLICATIONS!!
EFFECTIVE OCT 1 2012 (FOR NEXT FAA DOC APPOINTMENT): ALL FAA MEDICAL FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT ON-LINE @
You must bring the confirmation number with you when you come for your medical appointment. No walk-in without a confirmation number.
Princeton Airport
Flying Tigers
It’s tempting to say that this summer’s near-perfect weather is just compensation for this past winter. Or maybe it’s just the “Butterfly Effect.” Whatever the reason PAFT pilots have taken full advantage of it.
As fall approaches we kick off PAFT’s 2014-2015 meeting season on Wednesday, September 10, at Cafe Graziella on Route 206 in Hillsborough at 6:00 p.m.
Then on Sunday, September 21 we’re off to Block Island for the Larry West memorial fly-in. Guests are always welcome at PAFT events. For more info, visit www.paft-nj.org .
PRINCETON AIRPORT ~ Learn To Fly Here! 41 Airpark Road Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 609-921-3100 Email: info@princetonairport.com
