40th Stanley Fly-in, Labour Day Weekend

This is the 40th Annual Fly-in at Stanley Airport.  3-5 September, 2010

For details on the location, agenda and times see http://www.stanleysportaviation.ns.ca/flyins.html

Fly-in at East Coast Ultralight, 27-29 August

Challenger Aircraft

Bernie Rectors Challenger w/floats

The event will take place at Bernie Rector’s aerodome in Lawrencetown, N.S. – All EAA members are invited.

Its official title is “1st Annual East Coast Challenger Rendezvous”
and full details are at the webpage given by the link
(http://www.challenger.ca/eastebello_2010.html)

East Coast Ultralights has its own page at eastcostultralights.com

June Meeting – Sunday June 27 – 2pm

We met at the Wolfville home of Christoph Both to view his Europa which has been painted and is closer to completion.  The July 2010 issue of “Kitplanes” has an article on this type of aircraft.  Nine members attended for the viewing, discussions and refreshments on a very nice sunny day.

Members viewing the Europa Fuselage

EAA members viewing the Europa Fuselage

Europa Cockpit

Chapter Meeting – 28 March 2010 – Greenwood Museum

The next Chapter meeting will be on Sunday, 28 March 2010  at 2:00 pm. and will be held at the Greenwood Aviation Museum.

The Chapter will not be meeting in February 2010.

January 2010 Meeting

(Saturday 30th Jan) A small group of Scotia Eagle members gathered this on blustery day at the Kings County Airport for an afternoon of discussions. Larry Bogan talked about the sport of Soaring as it applies to our area, including the history, clubs involved, and equipment as well as the conditions for soaring on thermals, ridge lift and wave lift.
Andrew and BarryBob and Larry
Additional discussions were on new aircraft projects, outreach to attract new members, possible Young Eagles activity later this year and how to use the eaa1051.org website for displaying members projects, etc.

November 2009 Meeting

Sunday – November 29th at 2pm -
Topic: Robert McNaught’s scratch-built Zenair 701
Meeting Location: – Robert McNaught’s Workshop –

Scotia Eagle members and the 701

Many members of Scotia Eagles crowded into Robert’s garage to see and discuss the construction of his aircraft. He has the wings finished and the photo show the extent of the fuselage construction.