Chapin Field Airport and the Cambridge Valley Flying Club

In September and after many months of work in the big hangar, the Mooney that for many years had languished in the grass at Chapin was restored to flying status and flew off to its new owner near Plattsburg.

Short final for 25 with Captain Sweeney in the Champ credit Ray Bedard

VIDEO CLIP - The Red Arrows flying over Edinburgh Castle this evening. They were supporting the Tattoo in marking the closing week of this year’s virtual event.

Found a Flying Club - could be Chapin - Notamed cows on runway.... Need a French license unless you are flying a plane with an N on the tail. Shame.

Congratulations to club member Zak Hitt who completed his first solo flight on Friday, July 31st. And to his CFI Steve Gedney

Congratulations to club member Eli Robertson on passing his Commercial Pilot check ride yesterday. Eli first soloed with the club on turning 16 back in September of 2016. He continued through active junior and senior years at high school to earn his Private Pilot License in September of 2018. On graduating high school Eli enrolled at Vermont Technical College in their Batchelor of Science, Professional Pilot Technology program which he should complete in a couple of years with a BS degree and an Airline Transport Pilot license. Congratulations once again to Eli and to proud dad Dave.

https://www.key.aero//when-raf-vampire-became-record-break

Congratulations to Cole Brown on his first solo yesterday (7/13/20) in 778. Cole is Jim Brown's son and will soon be heading into his senior year at high school. Well done Cole!

https://vintageaviationecho.com/fokker-d-vii/

A VW powered Volksplane. Someone at the EAA chapter in Bennington is building one. This one is in Los Angeles I believe. Thought that it was cool.

Chasing 778 north for the 4th of July parade

Here is sweet old 51R at the Annual Massey Air Museum Fly-In, Massey, Maryland

Don't know if I'm allowed to post here, but this is 778 & me in Custer, South Dakota a few years ago.