EAA Chapter 106

Welcoming pilots & aviation enthusiasts from throughout New England

NorthEast Experimental Fly-In

 

EAA
 

This FREE annual (since 2004) event showcasing Experimental / Amateur-Built Aircraft
(also called "homebuilt"), also offers many seminars for pilots, builders, and just for interest.

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The NorthEast Experimental Fly-In with Seminars is hosted annually by EAA Chapter 106

This FREE event (but come hungry to help support our expenses) offers you the opportunity to:
1)  See experimental aircraft (also known as homebuilt from a kit or plans) which are built under the FAA category of Experimental / Amateur-Built or E/A-B).
     Learn more 
2)  Attend/participate in several free seminars and workshops. These may include hands-on how to build an aircraft, aviation safety, and many other topics.
     List of past seminars 

This event only happens through the help of volunteers.
Please sign up to VOLUNTEER by Wednesday, Aug 21st midnight!

Do you fly an E/A-B? Please put it on display to help inspire others to build!
One PIC per homebuilt aircraft on display will receive 1 breakfast and 1 burger w/chips & soda for lunch.

Hot off the press -- This event has been approved for FAA WINGS credit.
If you want to request WINGS credit, we request that you please PRE-REGISTER at:

          https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=131988

Attend one or all 4 seminars/workshops, this event only counts for 1 credit.
NOTE: You do not need to register if you do not need/want WINGS credit - just show up. But if you do want WINGS credit, please make it easier on our FAASTeam Rep by pre-registering because after the event, they can either click a checkbox next to those pre-registered who initialed the sign-in form, or they have to interpret your handwriting trying to look up your FAASafety.gov email and zip code to search for you to give you credit.


2024 Flyer:                                2024 Seminars (schedule/location)      
EAA     EAA   



2024 SEMINARS:  Click the seminar name for details and speaker bio

 SCHEDULE
FAA WINGS
 SEMINAR
SPEAKER
 0930 -
1130
yes
Experimental/Amateur Built
     FIRST FLIGHTS
Will
Thorn
0930 -
1130
yes
Aircraft Building using Composites Izzy
Briggs 
 1300 -
1500
yes

Surviving Ocean Crossings

Izzy
Briggs
 1300 -
1500
yes Basic Metal Aircraft Building
 a hands-on workshop

Mike Smith

For FAA WINGS credit for any of the above seminars, please pre-register at:
      https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=131988    (2024 Fly-In Seminars)

 

For pictures of prior events, click this photo:
EAA
                 Above: RV-8, a 2-place, kit-built, aerobatic aircraft. 

           You, too, can BUILD YOUR OWN PLANE!

LOCATION OF EVENT:

       NOT in the main airport terminal area which is other side of the airport from EAA106.
       EAA Chapter 106's hangars and ramp area are on the north side of the Lawrence Municipal Airport (LWM).

IF FLYING IN:

HOMEBUILT AIRCRAFT:
Please taxi along taxiway ECHO just past the North Ramp parking area and turn right as directed between the white hangars on the left and the red & the tan hangars on the right;  the Fly-In ground team will identify parking for homebuilts.

Ground frequency when on taxiway ECHO:  123.45

For putting your homebuilt on display, you will receive 1 free breakfast & 1 burger/chip/soda (1 per homebuilt aircraft on display).

EAA

PRODUCTION AIRCRAFT: 
 
Please park in the North Ramp parking (the large parking area next to taxiway ECHO), then walk past the red hangars to the event (be mindful of all the do not cross lines). Aircraft may be taxiing out just past the red hangar row.

IF DRIVING IN: 

Turn onto Holt Rd off Rt-125 in North Andover (about 1 mile north of where Rt-133 turns East). At the end of Holt Rd, turn right onto Clark Street and go about 100 yards:  Gate 4 will be on the left on North Ramp Road. Gate 4 will be manned 8:30am-10:30am and we will have a cell phone # sheet on the yellow posts to call at other times for someone to drive down and escort you in.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:
Map if coming from I-95 via rt-133, then rt-125
Map if coming from I-93 from NH

 

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