Welcome to Chapter 245

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EAA Chapter 245 follows all provincial rules regarding COVID-19.  Please follow all the mandatory, and common-sense rules to protect yourself and others around you.  Our chapter does keep a supply of fresh surgical masks should you forget to bring your mask along.  Be safe.

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As we enter 2025, we need to remind everyone that membership renewal time is here.

Please send your dues to Ken Potter, our treasurer, at treasurer@eaa245.org, and we will do the rest.

If you want to join our chapter, please click here for details.



President's Message:

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Happy Spring!

As pilots, each flight we take, each landing we make, and each challenge we overcome, shapes us into the aviators we are today.  Let’s strive to set our sights high, knowing that with dedication, perseverance, and a spirit of camaraderie, we can achieve anything we set our minds to.  May your wings be strong, your vision clear, and your spirit unbroken.  Fly high, fly safe, and never stop reaching for new heights!


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May 17th, General Meeting will be presented by Peter Whitaker with the subject being "Jabaru Course Update", followed by our first spring BBQ.
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The April meeting was a great success with a tour of the 412 Squadron facility at (YOW). 

The presenter being our own Simon Kardynal.

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Membership Coordinator's Message:

We are now accepting 2025 membership renewals. Interested people who wish to join for 2025 can join now and benefit three months of 2024 complementary membership.  Please follow the instructions given on the following link: Membership


Note: All chapter presentations will be conducted on the third Saturday of the month at 10:00AM, excluding December and July, and will be held at the EAA chapter lounge unless announced by our president.

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VMC Club Meeting

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This Month’s Question:

QuestionYou’re preflighting your airplane, and realize that you have not checked your ELT in a long time. The battery was replaced just under two years ago, but hasn’t been tested since. Is there some way you can test the device without triggering a search and rescue event to ensure it still works properly?


   
 
   

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Upcoming

Fly-In's

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