Checklists
Checklists “Mayday…Mayday…Mayday! We were at 2,800 MSL over southern Wisconsin when my passenger had a heart attack. My only thought was to get the C172 on [...]
November Gathering Recap
Gathering Recap Weather Related Accidents Presented by AOPA's Andy Miller Two months ago, our friend, Andy Miller of the AOPA, reminded us of his appearance at last [...]
Up next: EAA Chapter 932 Social on Jan 11!
This week, it's "last call" for anyone wishing to attend EAA Chapter 932's January 11 Social at the Rusty Nail in Ringwood, IL. The venue requires a [...]
Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!
Photo of Deegan McClellan by his mom, JB Aviation Maintenance Administrator, Stephanie McClellan
A Change of View
By Beth Rehm After working at a desk for over 30 years I decided it was time for a major career change. I was burnt out [...]
The Weather Outside Was Frightful
An Unplanned Visit to NOAA by Jerry Thomas, Editor, EAA932 Traveling during cold and snowy months is always unpredictable. But, we watch the weather and do [...]
Fly-by-Wire
Several quotes surfaced last week that struck me as interesting. All involved fly-by-wire control systems. Great, a theme! (Newsletter editors quickly learn to never [...]
Time to Spare? Go by Air!
Time to Spare? Go by Air! The Joys of Business Travel by Daniela Knoll As a licensed Sport Pilot, I truly enjoy recreation flying at Galt Airport [...]
President’s Page – October 2019
President Report – Arnie Quast Hello EAA 932 Members! What a great month we’ve had as a chapter! October began with a well-attended chapter gathering. Author William [...]
The Seabee Heebee Geebees
A Halloween Tale with apologies to Edgar Once upon a midnight dreary, as I labored slow and weary, To find the source of drips galore of oil [...]
Gretchen Thennes Receives Upset Recovery Training
Back in September, I had the opportunity to do Upset Recovery Training with Prevailance Aerospace. I’m in my sophomore year at Liberty University and we have an [...]
One from the Bucket List
“It’s been on my bucket list for years!” Justin exclaimed as I looked at his photos on the monitor. For the record, Justin Cleland is the J [...]
Cross-Country to Colorado
When Arnie Quast, President of EAA Chapter 932, first asked JT if he might like to come along on a cross-country flight to Colorado, JT hesitated - [...]
President’s Page – September 2019
Hello EAA 932 Chapter Members! I hope that everyone has had a chance to get out and enjoy summer because a change in season is on its [...]
President’s Recap – July 2019
Greetings Chapter Members, Welcome to August! The year is sure flying by fast. As I look back on July, I would say that we had a great [...]
Enjoying (and surviving) AirVenture
From July 22 to July 28, aviation enthusiasts from around the universe will, once again, make the pilgrimage to Oshkosh. If you’re simply heading there for [...]
Barnstormer’s Day 2019 Recap
Barnstormer's Day 2019 Recap A Rainy Forecast Becomes a Super Day Out! As we closed the book on Barnstormer’s Day 2019, there was a [...]
Galt Traffic – April 2019
Of Wood and Wires A Recap of Our March Gathering The Chapter’s March Gathering took place at the EAA 1414 chapter hangar at Poplar [...]
Galt Traffic – March 2019
The Boneyard Story and photos by Jeff Hill On the week-end of Feb. 15 -17 my son Steve, former 10C line boy and now [...]
Galt Traffic – February 2019
Tillamook Story and photos by Jerry Thomas unless noted You would not be alone if the word Tillamook conjures up mental images of luscious melting [...]
Galt Traffic – December 2018
Bridging the Gap The Evolution of Flight Training On July 20, 2007, the FAA issued Advisory Circular 91-78. It states that [...]
Galt Traffic – November 2018
Boy Scout Aviation Weekend Campout at Galt by Paul Sedlacek, EAA Chapter 932 Secretary On the weekend of October 20th, Galt Airport [...]
Galt Traffic – October 2018
In Harmony with the Wind by Jerry Thomas, EAA Chapter 932 Editor It has been said that the best way to learn to fly is [...]
Galt Traffic – September 2018
Flying Further: Crossing Borders by Deena Schwartz, EAA Chapter 932 For an experienced pilot, crossing a border might not be much of a challenge. But, for [...]