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.

            Sat, July 9, 2022 - with a rain date of Sun, July 10

 

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      < click

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 meals at 1/2 off.

Four of our six 2022 seminars will be FAA WINGS qualified - Two links:
First WINGS:        Flying into Oshkosh and the new 2022 AirVenture NOTICE
                          https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=113495
3 other WINGS programs are all under one registration:
                          Avionics Selection - Prop-Balancing - Hands-on Metal Workshop
   any of the 3:   https://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=113565
   NOTE: If registration is full, then come out anyway and sign the sheet passed around during the seminar of interest.

2022 Flyer:                         2022 Seminars (schedule/location)       2022 Food Pricing
       

2022 SEMINARS:

SCHEDULE	FAA WINGS	SEMINAR	SPEAKER
0930 - 10:45		Expect Turbulence - My Real-Life Experience Learning to Fly	Keith Young
0930 - 10:45	YES	Prop Balancing Your E-A/B Aircraft & using the chapter tool	Joel Ventura
1100 - 12:15	YES	Flying into Oshkosh and the new 2022 AirVenture NOTICE (formerly NOTAM)	Mike Smith
1100 - 12:15	YES	Selecting Avionics for Certified or Experimental Aircraft	Glenn Bergeron
1300 - 1415		Residential Airparks – Selection considerations for Living the Dream	Penny Bowman
1300 - 1500	YES	Basic Metal Aircraft Building – a hands-on workshop	Bob Di Meo

For pictures of prior events, click this photo:

Above: RV-8, a 2-place, kit-built, aerobatic aircraft. 

You, too, can BUILD YOUR OWN PLANE!

WHERE: EAA Chapter 106's hangars and ramp area on the north side of the Lawrence Municipal Airport (LWM)
              See below for Directions/Maps
              Use 400 Holt Rd, No Andover, MA for driving GPS to get close to Gate 4
              (right at stop, then gate on left at No. Ramp Rd.)

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