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1 2019 WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE • MAYWIAMA.ORG 5-7, 2018 9 Special thank you to everyone who helped make this conference a success! WISCONSIN AIRPORT MANAGEMENT Clint Torp, CM WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION Director – Airport Director, La Crosse PLANNING COMMITTEE Regional Airport Bob O’Brien, A.A.E. Brian Dranzik, CM, Airport Director, Executive Director David Jensen, CM Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Director – Deputy Airport Director, Dane Charles Sweet II Scott Brummond, Aeronautical and County Regional Airport President - Airport Superintendent, Technical Services Chief, WBOA Sheboygan County Airport Charity Zich, CM Hal Davis, CM, Airport Compliance Director – Airport Director, Chippewa Brian Grefe, CM Manager, WBOA Valley Regional Airport Vice President – Airport Director, Central Chris Reis, PE, Aviation Engineering Wisconsin Airport Kurt Stanich Department Manager, Mead & Hunt Director – Airport Manager, Waukesha Mary Piette, A.A.E. County Airport Paul Strege, PE, CM, Business Unit Leader, Secretary/Treasurer – Airport Director, Aviation Services, Mead & Hunt Green Bay Austin Straubel International Greg Cullen, CM Airport Director – Airport Director, Southern Registration Table: Jim and Rita Olson, Wisconsin Regional Airport Central Wisconsin Airport Abe Weber, CM Director – Airport Director, Appleton Cover Photography: Hal Davis, CM International Airport Conference Magazine Design & Layout: Heidi Miller, createdanew designs WELCOME TO THE 64TH WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE!

On behalf of the Wisconsin Airport Management Association (WAMA) I am pleased to welcome all WELCOME! attendees to the 64th Wisconsin Aviation Conference. This year’s conference is full of activities from networking events, such as the Packers Hall of Fame tour and the Titletown Brewing Company, to the excellent program sessions, and of course the coveted slots for the “One on One” speed dating with the FAA.

Did someone say prizes? The exhibitor’s passport program is back and this year’s grand prize is the DJI SPARK DRONE! Plus there are silent auctions available throughout the exhibit hall with 100% of proceeds going to fund academic scholarships and professionals.

So enjoy your time with colleagues, have fun, learn, and take away information and connections that are sure to help with your airport operations. Yet, remember WAMA is offering so much more to all our members.

Moving forward, we will be planning a trip to Washington D.C. with the goal of promoting Wisconsin aviation and lobbying for increased discretionary funding for our airports! WAMA, along with the Wisconsin Aviation Conference will continue to host Legislative Day, where we travel to Madison to meet with all the movers and shakers in Wisconsin to promote our industry’s interests. We will continue to make impacts on legislation. So bottom line, get involved with us now!

Charles H Sweet II Airport Superintendent- Sheboygan County Transportation Department President - WI Airport Management Association

PS: 2020’s Wisconsin Aviation Conference will be held at the Osthoff Resort in Elkhart Lake WI. 2020 is the year the Ryder Cup will be at Whistling Straits just a few miles away from the resort!

WELCOME TO BROWN COUNTY! On behalf of Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB), and all the residents of Brown County, I'd like to welcome you to the 64th annual Wisconsin Aviation Conference. We are pleased to host airport professionals, consultants and vendors who help to promote aviation and airports throughout Wisconsin.

As the economic door step into to our communities, airports play a vital role in local economies, and GRB is no exception. According to a 2017 economic impact study by WisDOT's Bureau of Aeronautics, GRB provided more than $265 million in economic output, supported more than 1,700 jobs and contributed more than $77 million in labor income to the local and state economy.

The airport, owned and operated by Brown County, is a self-funded enterprise and a U.S. Port of Entry. We are served by four major passenger airlines (American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines and United Airlines), providing 29 daily departures and connections to destinations in the world. GRB is also home to two world-class FBOs, and International Arrivals Terminal and it is the official Gateway to Lambeau Field.

Speaking of Lambeau Field, I hope you have an opportunity to visit some of the top sites and attractions in our community over the course of the next few days. You'll find we have an exciting and vibrant community.

Again, welcome and enjoy the conference.

Troy J. Streckenbach Brown County Executive

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SUNDAY, MAY 5TH 10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Onsite Conference Registration – Three Clans Conference Center Lobby 11:25 a.m. Golf Outing at Thornberry Creek at Oneida 12:00 p.m. Sporting Clays at Little Creek Lodge 1:30 p.m. Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport Tour 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Setup 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Social Hour - Exhibit Hall 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Welcome Dinner & Networking Event - Exhibit Hall 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. Packers Hall of Fame Evening Event

MONDAY, MAY 6TH 7:30 – 8:45 a.m. Breakfast with Exhibitors 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Onsite Conference Registration – Three Clans Conference Center Lobby 8:00 – 8:50 a.m. Wisconsin Airport Management Association Board Meeting – Oneida Room 9:00 – 9:15 a.m. Official Conference Opening 9:15 – 10:15 a.m. General Session 10:15 – 10:45 a.m. Refreshment Break with Exhibitors – Exhibit Hall 10:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. One-on-One “Speed Dating” between Airports & FAA Chicago Airports District Office (FAA ADO) 10:45 – 11:45 a.m. General Session 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Association Awards and Sponsor Recognition Luncheon 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Concurrent Professional Sessions 2:00 – 2:30 p.m. Refreshment Break with Exhibitors – Exhibit Hall 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Concurrent Professional Sessions 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Concurrent Professional Sessions 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Reception with Exhibitors – Exhibit Hall 5:30 – 11:00 p.m. Titletown Brewing Company Networking Event & Dinner

TUESDAY, MAY 7TH 7:30 – 9:00 a.m. Breakfast with Exhibitors 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Concurrent Professional Sessions 9:00 – 11:45 a.m. One-on-One “Speed Dating” between Airports & FAA Chicago Airports District Office (FAA ADO) 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. Refreshment Break with Exhibitors & Silent Auction Awards – Exhibit Hall 10:45 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall - Tear Down 10:45 – 11:45 a.m. Concurrent Professional Sessions 11:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch and General Session

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AVIATION SUMMER CAMPS It’s camp time! What better way to introduce young people In addition, week-long summer to aviation than a summer camp at the airport! This summer, aviation classes are being the following opportunities will be offered at locations in offered at several schools Wisconsin. in the state: UW Eau Claire, Camps with a flying component: the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee, and Edgewood Aeronautics and Aerospace Camp – for High School in Madison. High School Girls (9th – 12th grades) More information about these • UW-Superior programs is available on the • August 5th – 7th (overnight in the dorms) WisDOT Aviation Education webpage: • More information at: www.uwsuper.edu/ http://wisconsindot.gov/aviationeducation spacecamp/ Please help us spread the word about these unique opportunities for young people! Air Camp (ages 13-16) Do you know of other summer aviation camps or programs • West Bend Municipal Airport being offered in Wisconsin? Contact the Wisconsin Bureau of • June 17th – 25th (daytime only) Aeronautics and we can add them to our website. • More information at: www.1158.eaachapter.org/aircamp.htm Are you interested in holding a summer program at your airport in the future? The Wisconsin Bureau of Aeronautics can help EAA – Aviation Camps (for various ages) discuss ideas on how to start one by partnering with groups • At EAA headquarters in Oshkosh in your local area. We would love to see • Dates throughout the summer (overnight and some more of these programs throughout the daytime) state! • More information at: www.eaa.org/en/eaa/youth/ eaa-aviation-and-flight-summer-camps For more information, contact: Meredith Alt, Aviation Education Program Young Aviators Camp (ages 14 – 18) Manager [email protected] or • Batten International Airport, Racine (608) 266-8166 • August 5th – 9th (daytime only) • More information at: http://young-aviators.com/

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WIAMA.ORG 7 READY? SET? GO! TRAVELING BY AIR? If you have any plans to travel by air, after October 1, 2020, all into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Although travelers will need to present a REAL ID compliant driver’s license participation by states is voluntary, the Transportation Security or another acceptable form of Identification, before being Administration (TSA) and other Federal Agencies are prohibited allowed to proceed past the TSA Ticket Document Checker from accepting driver’s licenses of identification cards from podium (TDC) and to board commercial aircraft within the U.S. noncompliant states for official purposes (e.g., boarding aircraft, accessing federal facilities, and entering nuclear The Wisconsin Division power plants). Motor Vehicles (DMV) website states, if you TSA currently accepts several other forms of identity documents do not already have and will continue to do so. If you have a valid U.S. passport or a REAL ID-compliant another acceptable form of federal identification, you can use card and its time to that for identification, in place of a REAL ID-compliant driver renew your driver’s license or ID card. For more information on acceptable forms license, you can of identification for boarding aircraft. upgrade to a REAL ID compliant one for no The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been working additional fee if the with states for years regarding the enactment of REAL ID. More upgrade takes place at the same time as your renewal. If you than two years advance notice of implementation was given choose to apply for a REAL ID after your renewal, the cost of a to states to become compliant. Not to mention, DHS provided duplicate card will be charged. The Wisconsin DMV issues REAL technical assistance, grants and other support to them. Starting ID compliant products (marked with a ) in accordance with October 1, 2020, If the traveler cannot provide an acceptable the U.S. Federal Government. form of identification, they are subject to additional screening and informational inquiry. Non-compliant passengers will be Passed by Congress in 2005, the REAL ID Act was created, delayed and will need to undergo additional screening if they setting security standards for state-issued driver’s licenses and present a non-compliant ID. TSA will not prohibit travel, unless identification cards, but Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.), the identity of the individual is unable to be made.  who helped write the bill with the House Judiciary Committee, said if the law had been in place before Sept. 11, 2001, the By: Frank Pipia, TSA-WI Stakeholder 19 terrorists could not have boarded the planes they crashed

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8 2019 WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE • MAY 5-7, 2019 2019 SPONSORS Thank you to the following sponsors for their support of the Wisconsin Aviation Conference. Sponsorships allow the conference committee to hold the registration fees to an affordable level without compromising the quality of the conference.

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GOLD Epic Aviation New Deal Deicing First Class Concessions New View Technologies Greater Green Bay Convention & Visitors OMNNI Associates Bureau Short Elliott Hendrickson (SEH) Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP TKDA ISG Wisconsin Business Aircraft Association Leonard & Finco Public Relations Inc. SILVER Aero Insurance, LLC HUB Parking Technology USA, Inc. Alfred Benesch and Company Nielsen Madsen + Barber Arconas Corporation T.E. Brennan Company Endpoint Solutions Corp. Volaire Aviation, Inc. Erect-A-Tube, Inc. WIAMA.ORG 9 Lifetime Service Award Airport Engineering Award WAMA Distinguished Person of the Year Award 1981 Robert Skuldt 1983 Thomas Janssen Service Award 1969 S. J. Wittman 1982 Libby Parod 1984 Joe Abernathy 2000 Don Hoeft 1970 Howard Morey 1983 Fritz Wolf 1985 Leo Bussan Phill Scherer 1971 Francis Higgins 1984 Bob White 1986 Al Fawley 2001 Irene Enamual 1973 T. K. Jordan 1985 Carl Rindlisbacher 1987 Bill Green 2002 Thom Thomas 1974 Ed Williams 1986 Charles Wood 1988 James Foley 2003 Gary Dikkers 1975 Marie Grimm 1987 Harry Chaplin 1989 Dave Dyrstad 2004 Peter Drahn 1976 Robert Heck 1988 Carl Guell 1990 Keith Lindsley 2005 James Hansford 1977 Paul Poberezny 1989 Paul Poberezny 1991 Mike Hinz Ray Perry 1978 Roy Shwery 1990 Phil Leyda 1992 Leroy Gilhausen Marilen Butler 1979 Dave Duax 1991 Earl Pingel 1993 Andrew Platz 2006 Dave Johnson 1980 Basil Arvey 1992 Walter Mayo 1994 Roy Eckrose 2007 John Chmiel 1981 Marilyn Hardacre 1993 Howard Morey 1995 Mike Kirchner Ruth Elliott, 1982 Joe Liebergen 1994 Robert Acker 1996 Phil Ramlet Patrick Mattson 1983 Wally Mitchell 1995 Warren Basler 1997 Roy Gilhausen 2008 Jeff Gaier 1984 Preston Wilbourne

AVIATION AWARDS 1996 Field Morey 1998 David Elder Helena Ziegler 1985 Fred Gammon 1997 Duane E. Esse 1999 Boyd Schleicher 2009 John Dorcey 1986 George McQueen 1998 Harold (Duffy) 2000 David Phillips 2010 Clint Torp 1987 LeRoy Jonas Gaier 2001 Tom Janssen, Jr. 2011 David Obey 1988 James Ash 1999 Mary Millard 2003 Bryan Page 2012 Matt Dubbe 1989 Art Borchardt 2000 William H. Green 2004 Wendy 2013 Marty Lenss 1990 Timothy Hoeksema 2001 Doug Bake Hottenstein 2015 John Reed 1991 Charles E. Swain 2003 Robert Kunkel 2005 Aaron Stewart 2016 Allan Seirstad 1992 Tom Poberezny 2004 Robert G. Heck 2006 Randy Van Natta Dave Elder 1993 Lyle Maves 2005 Thom Thomas Kevin Lang 2017 Barry Cooper 1994 Dennis Eiler 2006 James Hansford 2007 Kevin Sielaff 2018 Joe Brauer 1995 James Conn 2007 Bob Egan 2008 Lisa Kinsman 2019 Clint Torp 1996 C. Barry Bateman 2008 Peter Drahn 2009 Laura Morland 1997 Peter Drahn 2009 Lee Perrizo 2010 Mark Porlier 1998 James Hansford 2010 C. Barry Bateman 2011 Ed Baisch WAMA Blue Light Award 1999 Joseph Brauer 2011 Ton Sneig 2012 Greg Stern 2013 Meg Jones 2000 Diane Ballweg 2012 Dan Wruck 2013 Jim Zsebe 2014 Not Awarded 2001 Don Hoeft 2013 Jerry Stites 2014 Christopher Reis 2015 Chris Hubbuch 2003 Jeff Baum 2014 Joseph Brauer 2015 Steve Opatik 2017 John 2004 Russ Decker 2015 Don Winkler 2016 Marcus Kuhn Schoenknecht Mark Meyer 2016 Tony Yaron 2018 Kim Kaarto 2018 Hal Davis 2005 Marty Lenss 2017 Eileen Duffeck 2007 Tony Yaron WAMA Green Light Award 2018 Ron Burdick 2008 James Kerr 2014 Barry Bateman 2019 David Mann 2009 Jeff Skiles 2010 Rose Dorcey Lifetime Service Award: David Mann, Born and raised in Pineview, GA, Graduated top of his class, 2011 Tom Miller but there were only nine people total. University of Georgia, Bachelors in Business Administration; 2012 Michael Goc Fixed Wing U.S. Army Aviator, One tour in Vietnam; 15 years Eastern Airlines; Flew corporate in 2014 Abe Weber Austria; Flew fire bombing missions in Alaska; 8 years as Aviation Department Head at Virginia 2015 Ben DeLeon Tech University Airline Transport Pilot with 17,680 hours flying time.; 27 years at Airport Manager at 2017 Lt Col., Chris KRAC.; Always sees the big picture; Always quick with a joke; Longtime member: AAAE, AOPA, Hansen EAA, NBAA, WAMA, WATA, WBAA 2018 Mary Strait Distinguished Service Award: Clint Torp has distinguished himself amongst his peers over the last 12 years serving the La Crosse community first as Assistant Director and then as Airport Director. Clint has been a long time board member of the Wisconsin Airport Management Association (WAMA) and also served as an Officer and as President. Clint was instrumental in behind the scenes work for WAMA, keeping up our website and registration databases and being our technical expert. Clint also represents the State of Wisconsin as the Great Lakes Chapter representative for the American Association of Airport Executives and he is highly respected by State and Federal Aviation Officials alike for his forward leading, can do-will do attitude. Blue Light Award: Hal Davis has been the bureau’s column writer for Midwest Flyer magazine since he first started for the Bureau in 2012. Hal’s work is instrumental in sharing updates about the bureau, hot issues in the aviation community and positive promotion about Wisconsin’s aviation environment in general. In addition, Hal is a phenomenal photographer with his work featured on posters, banners and numerous aviation publications including the covers of the Bureau’s Airport Directory and Pilot’s guide and the Wisconsin Aeronautical chart. Congratulations!

10 2019 WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE • MAY 5-7, 2019 FLY WISCONSIN PASSPORT PROGRAM Hal Davis, C.M. | Airport Compliance Manager Wisconsin Department of Transportation | Bureau of Aeronautics

Top off the tanks and check the weather, it’s time to Fly Wisconsin! After much anticipation, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Bureau of Aeronautics and the Wisconsin Airport Management Association have teamed up to bring an airport passport program to Wisconsin. Pilots and their passengers may earn awards by flying into Wisconsin airports, attending FAA safety seminars and visiting Wisconsin’s aviation attractions.

The program first launched September 1, 2017. Since then, over 800 participants have registered!

To find out more and to register, visit: www.wisconsindot.gov/flywi.

Mail-in registration cards can also be found at your local airport.

FLY WISCONSIN PASSPORT FINISHERS Name Primary Aircraft Participated primarily as a: Gold Level Complete Thomas Gabert Piper Cherokee 140 Pilot 10/17/18 Michael Haubrich Flight Design CTLS Pilot 10/13/18 Nancy Lee Eclipse Jet Passenger 11/6/17 John Lee Eclipse Jet Pilot 11/6/17 GOLD LEVEL Greg Malkowsky Piper Cherokee 140 Pilot 10/18/18 Curt Morris Cessna 140a Pilot 9/10/18

Name Primary Aircraft Participated primarily as a: Silver Level Complete Daniel Fulwiler Dornier Do28A Pilot 12/17/18 Dan Silvers Cessna 182 Pilot 11/26/18 LEVEL SILVER SILVER Mark Wrasse Maule M7-235 Amphib Pilot 12/17/18

Name Primary Aircraft Participated primarily as a: Bronze Level Complete Beth Clabots Van's RV-7A Passenger 1/18/19 Julie Clabots Van's RV-7A Passenger 1/18/19 Gerald Clabots Van's RV-7A Pilot 1/18/19 Greg Clabots Van's RV-7A Pilot 1/18/19 Daniel Coyne Diamond Star DA40 Pilot 9/10/18 Daniel DeChambeau Cessna 172 Pilot 9/17/18

LEVEL Russell Kinneberg Piper Challenger Pilot 8/20/18 BRONZE Patrick Moran Van's RV-6A Pilot 11/26/18 Douglas Osborn Cessna 172 Pilot 11/27/17 Bill Pulkinen Piper PA38-112 Pilot 11/5/18 Dan Schmid Piper Cherokee PA28-180D Pilot 4/30/18 Congratulations! WIAMA.ORG 11 *** Unless otherwise denoted all meals will be located in the Wolf Room. The Exhibit Hall is in the Turtle/Bear Rooms.

SUNDAY, MAY 5TH 10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. ONSITE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION – Three Clans Conference Center Lobby Coordinators: Jim & Rita Olson

11:25 a.m. Golf Outing at Thornberry Creek at Oneida Meet in Conference Center lobby no later than 11:25, Golf begins at 12:00 p.m. Coordinator: Bob O’Brien, AAE Executive Director, WAMA SCHEDULE Sponsored by: Epic Fuels LLC

12:00 p.m. Sporting Clays at Little Creek Lodge Meet in Conference Center lobby no later than 12:00, Shooting begins at 1:00 p.m. Coordinator: Brian Grefe, CM Airport Director, Central Wisconsin Airport Sponsored by: Becher-Hoppe and Associates 1:30 p.m. Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport Tour Meet in Conference Center lobby no later than 1:30, Buses return approx 3:00 p.m. Coordinator: Marty Piette, AAE Airport Director, Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport Sponsored by: Oshkosh Airport Products 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. EXHIBIT HALL – Set Up Sponsored by: Greater Green Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau and Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB)

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. EXHIBIT HALL SOCIAL HOUR Exhibit Area Exhibitor Passport Program – Back by popular demand, conference attendees will receive a conference passport at registration. Fill up your passport and turn it in by 11 am on Tuesday for a chance to win $400 Visa gift card or a DJI Spark Drone! The winner will be drawn at lunch on Tuesday (Must be present to win). In addition, there are silent auctions available throughout the exhibit hall with 100% of proceeds going to fund academic scholarships and professionals. Moderator: Charles Sweet II, Airport Superintendent, Sheboygan County Airport Sponsored by: Jet Air, GRB

5:30 – 7:00 p.m. WELCOME DINNER & NETWORKING EVENT with Exhibitors Exhibit Hall Featuring Food Stations and Heavy Hors D'oeuvre Sponsored by: Signature Flight Group

6:30 - 7:00 p.m. TRANSPORTATION to Packers Hall of Fame Sponsored by: TKDA

7:00 – 10:00 p.m. PACKERS HALL OF FAME EVENING EVENT Hall of Fame ice-cream social with a Lambeau Field tour. Sponsored by: Mead & Hunt

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MONDAY, MAY 6TH SCHEDULE 7:30 – 8:45 a.m. BREAKFAST WITH EXHIBITORS Sponsored by: Strand Associates, Inc and M-B Companies

7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ONSITE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION – Three Clans Conference Center Lobby Coordinators: Jim & Rita Olson

8:00 – 8:50 a.m. WISCONSIN AIRPORT ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT BOARD MEETING Oneida Room

9:00 – 9:15 a.m. OFFICIAL CONFERENCE OPENING Speaker: Brad Toll, Greater Green Bay CVB Moderator: Charles Sweet II, Airport Superintendent, Sheboygan County Airport

9:15 – 10:15 a.m. GENERAL SESSION | Aviation Issues Panel Discussion with FAA & WBOA The Wolf Room Hear from FAA and State leaders about the pressing issues affecting airports today. Bring your questions, thoughts, and ideas for this interactive session focused on addressing topics pertinent to your airport Panelists: Sue Mowery-Schalk, FAA Director, Airports Division - Great Lakes Region Deb Bartell, FAA Chicago ADO Manager Christina Drouet, PE, Great Lakes Deputy Regional Administrator, FAA David Greene, WBOA Director Scott Brummond, WBOA Aeronautical & Technical Services Section Chief Matthew Malicki, WBOA Airport Engineering Section Chief Moderators: Abe Weber, CM, Airport Director, Appleton International Airport Sponsored by: Mead & Hunt

10:15 – 11:00 a.m. REFRESHMENT BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS Exhibit Hall Exhibitor Passport Program – Back by popular demand, conference attendees will receive a conference passport at registration. Fill up your passport and turn it in by 11 am on Tuesday for a chance to win $400 Visa gift card or a DJI Spark Drone! The winner will be drawn at lunch on Tuesday (Must be present to win). In addition, there are silent auctions available throughout the exhibit hall with 100% of proceeds going to fund academic scholarships and professionals. Sponsored by: Wisconsin Business Aircraft Association (WBAA)

10:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ONE-ON-ONE “SPEED DATING” between Airports & FAA Chicago Airports Cayuga or District Office (FAA ADO) Tuscarora Rooms This is your opportunity as an airport sponsor to meet face-to-face with representatives of the Chicago Airports District Office (ADO) about issues specific to YOUR Airport. You must sign up in advance to schedule/reserve an appointment; appointments are limited. Contact Bob O’Brien for details (608-739-2011) Sponsored by: Wisconsin Airport Management Association

10:45 a.m. – 11:45 p.m. GENERAL SESSION | Aviation Education The Wolf Room The skilled labor shortage is a long term issue that requires educational solutions. Join industry experts to learn about and discuss aviation education in the school system, the universities and beyond. Speakers: John Chmiel, President, Wausau Flying Service, Wausau Downtown Airport Mgr Alaine Olthafer-Lange, Co-Owner A & A Aviation, Platteville Airport Manager Meredith Alt, Aviation Education Program Manager, WBO Jared Huss, WBOA Chief Instructor, Aeronautics Dept. Chair, Fox Valley Tech Moderator: Kurt Stanich, Airport Manager, Waukesha County Airport Sponsored by: Jviation WIAMA.ORG 13 *** Unless otherwise denoted all meals will be located in the Wolf Room. The Exhibit Hall is in the Turtle/Bear Rooms.

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12:00 – 1:00 p.m. ASSOCIATION AWARDS AND SPONSOR RECOGNITION LUNCHEON Moderator: Charles Sweet II, Airport Superintendent, Sheboygan County Airport See page 10 for complete list of award winners. Sponsored by: MacQueen Equipment/Oshkosh Airport Products

SCHEDULE 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. CONCURRENT PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS Grand Council Ballroom Airport Fire Fighting Foam and PFA Environmental Update The environmental challenge of PFAS at your airports and in your communities will be discussed and will include an update on the impacts and the development of regulatory guidance affecting Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting operations. Speakers: Zach Puchacz, CM ACE, Airport Planner, Mead & Hunt Teresa Schuller, LRS (WV), Sr. Environmental Project Manager, Mead & Hunt Kyle Burton, Field Operations Director, WI Department of Natural Resources Moderator: Laura Morland, PE, Environmental Practice Leader, Mead & Hunt Sponsored by: ARFF Specialists

Mohawk Room Airport Protection through Improved Airport Zoning Airports can be negatively impacted from a variety of off-airport land uses. Without adequate oversight, certain developments can introduce hazards to airport users and reduce existing a future airport utility. In this session, learn what should be protected and how best to do so. Speakers: Hal Davis, CM, Airport Compliance Manager, WBOA Michael Menon, CM, Airport Operational Safety & Wildlife Program Manager, WBOA Joshua Cothren, CM, Airspace Safety Program Manager, WBOA Moderator: Scott Brummond, Aeronautical and Technical Services Chief, WBOA Sponsored by: Nielsen Madsen + Barber

2:00 – 2:30 p.m. REFRESHMENT BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS Exhibit Hall Exhibitor Passport Program – Back by popular demand, conference attendees will receive a conference passport at registration. Fill up your passport and turn it in by 11 am on Tuesday for a chance to win $400 Visa gift card or a DJI Spark Drone! The winner will be drawn at lunch on Tuesday (Must be present to win). In addition, there are silent auctions available throughout the exhibit hall with 100% of proceeds going to fund academic scholarships and professionals. Sponsored by: New View Technologies

2:30 – 3:30 p.m. CONCURRENT PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS Grand Council Ballroom PR and Crisis Management Gone are the days when airports could take a “low profile” approach to public relations. Today you can be thrust into the spotlight at a moment’s notice. Learn from two marketing/PR experts how to develop a positive brand and image for your airport and how to deal with communication in a crisis. Believe it or not, the two are related! Come and find out how and why, and then learn what you can do to be prepared. Speakers: Susan Finco, Leonard & Finco Public Relations, Inc. Noelle Marr, Leonard & Finco Public Relations, Inc. Moderator: Marty Piette, AAE Airport Director, Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport Sponsored by: Leonard & Finco Public Relations, Inc. 14 2019 WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE • MAY 5-7, 2019 *** Unless otherwise denoted all meals will be located in the Wolf Room. The Exhibit Hall is in the Turtle/Bear Rooms. SCHEDULE MONDAY, MAY 7TH (continued)

2:30 – 3:30 p.m. CONCURRENT PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS Mohawk Room Non-Aeronautical Development Considering non-aeronautical development on your airport? This session will cover what you should be thinking about when considering whether to pursue non-aeronautical development. Case studies of projects at other airports will be shared to help you consider potential pitfalls to avoid in your own development process. Speaker: Stephanie A.D. Ward, AICP, Manager Aviation Planning, Mead and Hunt Moderator: Charity Zich, CM, Airport Director, Chippewa Valley Regional Airport Sponsored by: Erect-A-Tube Aircraft Hangars

3:30 – 4:30 p.m. CONCURRENT PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS Grand Council Ballroom Wildlife Snowy Owls seem to be the hot button topic. Project SOAR (Snowy Owl Airport Rescue) was created to work with airports to capture and relocate Snowy Owls. Learn about the snowy owl, their habitat, and practical insight into how to handle Snowy Owls in the airport environment. Recent Advisory Circular changes that directly affect wildlife mitigation and training will reviewed. Speakers: Erin Giese, Senior Research Specialist, Cofrin Center for Biodiversity University of Wisconsin – Green Bay Lowell Wright, Noise and Environmental Officer, Dane County Regional Airport Al Fenedick, Regional Environmental Specialist, FAA Moderators: Michael Stephens, Director of Operations and Public Safety, Dane County Regional Airport Rachel Engeler, Assistant Airport Director, Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport Scott Brummond, Aeronautical and Technical Services Chief, WBOA Sponsored by: OMNNI Associates Mohawk Room Wisconsin Pavement Condition Report and Pavement Industry Update This is your opportunity to learn more about the Wisconsin Pavement Condition Report (WPCR), Portland cement concrete (PCC) and asphaltic cement (AC) pavements. Discussion items will include how to use the WPCR at your airport and an industry update and future technologies regarding PCC and AC pavements. Speakers: Lucas Ward, PE, Airport Development Engineer, WBOA Genevieve Long, PE, LEED AP, Program Director, Applied Pavement Technology Kevin McMullen, PE, President, Wisconsin Concrete Paving Association Debbie Schwerman, Director of Engineering, Wis. Concrete Pavement Assoc. Moderator: Chris Reis, PE, Aviation Engineering Department Manager, Mead & Hunt Sponsored by: New Deal Deicing

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. RECEPTION WITH EXHIBITORS Exhibit Hall Exhibitor Passport Program – Back by popular demand, conference attendees will receive a conference passport at registration. Fill up your passport and turn it in by 11 am on Tuesday for a chance to win $400 Visa gift card or a DJI Spark Drone! The winner will be drawn at lunch on Tuesday (Must be present to win). In addition, there are silent auctions available throughout the exhibit hall with 100% of proceeds going to fund academic scholarships and professionals. Sponsored by: Executive Air, GRB WIAMA.ORG 15 *** Unless otherwise denoted all meals will be located in the Wolf Room. The Exhibit Hall is in the Turtle/Bear Rooms.

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5:00 – 6:00 p.m. TRANSPORTATION TO TITLETOWN BREWING COMPANY Three Clans Lobby Sponsored by: Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. 5:30 – 11:00 p.m. TITLETOWN BREWING COMPANY NETWORKING EVENT AND DINNER “Legendary Place, Legendary Taste.” Sponsored by: Mead & Hunt SCHEDULE TUESDAY, MAY 8TH 7:30 – 9:00 a.m. BREAKFAST WITH EXHIBITORS Sponsored by: Leibowitz & Horton Airport Management Consultants, Inc. and Thales Air Traffic Management, U.S.

9:00 – 10:00 a.m. CONCURRENT PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS

Grand Council Ballroom Drones – Law, Order, and Security The UAV environment continues to evolve every day. Come hear about recent regulatory changes, legal implications, and security issues concerning UAV operations. Speakers: Nick Clabbers, Attorney at Law, Kaplan Kirsch Rockwell Matt Loppnow, Field Intelligence Officer, TSA Moderator: Brian Dranzik, CM, Airport Director, Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Sponsored by: HUB Parking Technology USA, Inc.

Mohawk Room Special Events at Airports Have you ever been told your airport would be a good spot for a drag strip, car show, 5K fun run, concert, fireworks display, etc.? These all seem like harmless events that can generate goodwill, raise revenue, and often benefit a worthy cause. In many cases, we think so too! However, airport special events often come with impacts to operations and added liabilities that need to be carefully considered and mitigated. Come learn what questions you should be asking, who you should be coordinating with, and how to best ensure your next special event isn’t your airport’s last. Speakers: Russell Klingaman, Capital Partner, Hinshaw & Culbertson, LLP Hal Davis, CM, Airport Compliance Manager, WBOA Josh Cothren, CM, Airspace Safety Manager, WBOA Moderator: Greg Cullen, CM, Airport Director, Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport Sponsored by: Hinshaw & Culbertson, LLP

9:00 – 11:45 a.m. ONE-ON-ONE “SPEED DATING” between Airports & FAA Chicago Airports Cayuga or District Office (FAA ADO) Tuscarora Rooms This is your opportunity as an airport sponsor to meet face-to-face with representatives of the Chicago Airports District Office (ADO) about issues specific to YOUR Airport. You must sign up in advance to schedule/reserve an appointment; appointments are limited. Contact Bob O’Brien for details (608-739-2011) Sponsored by: Wisconsin Airport Management Association

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10:00 – 10:45 a.m. REFRESHMENT BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS AND SILENT AUCTION AWARDS Exhibit Hall Exhibitor Passport Program – Back by popular demand, conference attendees will receive a conference passport at registration. Fill up your passport and turn it in by 11 am on Tuesday for a chance to win $400 Visa gift card or a DJI Spark Drone! The winner will be drawn at lunch on Tuesday (Must be present to win). In addition, there are silent auctions available throughout the exhibit hall with 100% of proceeds going to fund academic scholarships and professionals. Sponsored by: Jviation

10:45 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall - Tear Down

10:45 – 11:45 a.m. CONCURRENT PROFESSIONAL SESSIONS Grand Council Ballroom AOPA on the Airport AOPA’s “You Can Fly” High School STEM Program can address the issue of the CFI shortage not only in WI, but nationwide. Speaker: Andy Miller, Great Lakes Ambassador, AOPA Moderator: Kurt Stanich, Airport Manager, Waukesha County Airport Sponsored by: Aero Insurance, LLC

Mohawk Room Airfield Electrical and NAVAID Technology Join airfield electrical manufacturer’s representatives for an update on current and future airfield electrical and NAVAID technologies. This will include updates to FAA Advisory Circulars and Engineering Briefs that affect airfield lighting. Speakers: Steve Gehring, Airport Lighting Company Chris Reis, PE, Aviation Engineering Department Manager, Mead & Hunt Moderator: Paul Strege, PE, CM, Business Unit Leader, Aviation Services, Mead & Hunt Sponsored by: Endpoint Solutions Corp.

11:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. LUNCH AND GENERAL SESSION | What does ADSB mean for Airports? ***DRAWING FOR DJI SPARK DRONE*** We have all heard what ADSB means for aircraft operators, but not much information has been shared on what it means for airports. At this session, you will hear from the FAA, a private company collecting ADSB data, and an airport operator, all targeting how airports can utilize ADSB technology. Speakers: James Kenney, Aviation Safety Inspector, FAA FSDO Moses Calouro, President, Maritime Information Systems, Inc. Kyle Scapple, IT Manager Airport Systems, Metropolitan Airports Commission Moderator: Charity Zich, CM, Airport Director, Chippewa Valley Regional Airport Sponsored by: Becher-Hoppe and Associates, and SP+ Corporation

WIAMA.ORG 17 Aero Insurance, LLC Bird Strike Committee Booth #35 Aero Insurance is a risk management and insurance provider Bird Strike Committee USA (BSC USA) is a volunteer organization to FBOs, Airports, Commercial and General Aviation. whose mission is to promote wildlife strike awareness and reporting, with the fundamental goal of mitigating wildlife Alfred Benesch and Company hazards to aviation. BSC USA holds an annual conference Serving a broad range of markets, Benesch has played a role where information is exchanged through presentations, in shaping our nation’s infrastructure and local communities exhibitors and networking, and is an active participant at for decades. We are client-focused – dedicated to providing other aviation meetings in the USA and globally. responsive service and recruiting the very best talent to deliver project success. DBT Transportation Services Booth #24 DBT Transportation Services is a small family-owned start-up With approximately 600 employees – including engineers, company whose principals are aviation professionals with landscape architects, scientists, construction managers, over 75 years of Aviation and Service experience. DBT provides surveyors and planners – in 34 locations, we are united in our field maintenance services in North America for Automated commitment to quality professional services. Weather Observation System (AWOS) and Runway/Roadway Airport Lighting Booth #23 Weather Information Systems (RWIS). The company has Airport Lighting Company provides high quality ETL certified offices in Colorado, just outside Denver, where they build the lighting equipment including quartz and LED runway and AWOS system and provide full NADIN weather dissemination taxiway lights, PAPIs, REILs and much more. Airfield Guidance services into the National Airspace. The company tagline is sign Manufacturers (AGM) manufactures both LED and “Doing Business Together” and is built on the belief that the incandescent, rounded-panel and flat-panel ETL certified customer is the focus of our business. EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS signs, as well as flat-panel ICAO and TP312 certified signs. Our Endpoint Solutions Corp. highly experienced team will assist you with planning and Endpoint Solutions Corp. (Endpoint) is a professional service technical support. Due to our extensive inventory and same- organization with extensive experience completing a wide day shipping, we are able to fulfill your immediate needs. variety of environmental, health & safety, sustainability, and Our continued success over the past 50 years is due to the engineering projects, as well as the flexibility for innovative thousands of loyal customers who rely on our products and solutions and the willingness to assume calculated risk. services every day. Ennis-Flint, Inc. Booth #21 Arconas Corporation Achieve maximum value and optimal performance with Arconas is a leading manufacturer and distributor of high- Airmark® durable airfield pavement markings manufactured performance furniture for airports and transportation and distributed by Ennis-Flint, Inc. terminals. We are dedicated to enhancing passenger experiences with a suite of quality seating, power, waste Epic Fuels Booth #18 & recycling, and modular counter solutions. Arconas has EPIC Fuels is a global supplier of fuels and services to FBOs, completed over 400 airport installations worldwide. Arconas commercial airlines, airports, ground fueling operators, the is also the exclusive distributors of top European furniture U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and other government manufacturers Auweko, Green Furniture Concept, and USM agencies around the world. Our largest customers include Airportsystems to airports throughout the Americas, and of Fortune 500 flight departments, top-tier FBOs, major airlines, North American manufacturer Studio TK, to transportation charter and cargo operators as well as all branches of the hubs globally. U.S. military. In addition, EPIC Fuels offers aviation fuel cards, including its proprietary EPIC Card, for all fuel purchases and Arrow Energy, Inc. Booth #13 ancillary services. The EPIC Card is accepted both in and out Arrow Energy Sells Wholesale Aviation Fuels. Arrow Energy has of network, at over 8,000 locations worldwide. The company represented the Phillips 66 brand for over 25 years. also issues co-branded aviation fuel cards and provides data Avflight Corporation Booth #7 services, including level 3 data, to the payment card industry. Avflight is a privately-owned company serving the global Erect-A-Tube Booth #29 aviation industry with a wide range of solutions to support We manufacture airplane hangars and hangar doors. the safe, convenient and expeditious movement of people and goods. Specific solutions for a broad portfolio of market Executive Air segments make Avflight one of the industry’s most dynamic Executive Air is a full service FBO with a long standing companies. reputation for providing exceptional services at competitive prices. We are located in Green Bay, Wisconsin on the north Becher-Hoppe Associates Booth #26 end of Austin Straubel International Airport, just steps from the Becher-Hoppe provides a wide spectrum of professional main terminal. We are proud to provide service on a level services to municipalities and businesses from our that has gained us national recognition as one of the finest headquarters in Central Wisconsin. We provide planning, FBOs in the United States today. We take your needs seriously design, survey, and construction services for civil engineering and fully appreciate the trust you place in us. Our goal is to projects that involve airports, highways, roadways, trails, water make your travel experience the very best it can be. and wastewater treatment systems, municipal utilities, storm water management, and dams. Other services provided include real estate appraisal and acquisition, mapping, and land planning.

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Fabick Cat Booth #36 Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP For over one hundred years, Fabick Cat has employed and Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP is a U.S. law firm with approximately served the hard-working, let’s get it done people that improve 425 attorneys located in 11 states and London. Founded in the quality of life in our community. As the Caterpillar dealer 1934, the firm has a national reputation for its insurance industry for portions of Missouri, Illinois, the entire state of Wisconsin work, its representation of professionals and law firms, and its and Upper Michigan we operate in 36 locations across the closely coordinated business advisory, transactional and territory. From Cat machines that help maintain infrastructure litigation services. We serve clients ranging from emerging and and support our farmers, to aerial lifts and emergency power middle-market businesses to Fortune 500 companies, as well as generation Fabick Cat supplies the essential products to help governmental and public sector clients. Visit www.hinshawlaw. make progress possible. com for more information and follow us on Twitter @hinshaw.

Fahrner Asphalt Sealers LLC Booth #34 HUB Parking Technology USA, Inc. Full service asphalt maintenance company with over 40 years HUB Parking Technology is the FAAC Group Business Unit that experience. Crack sealing, chip sealing, line painting, infrared develops smart software and mobile solutions for the parking patching, hydro-blasting, special services. industry, manufactures and installs Parking Revenue Control Systems, and provides pre- and after-sales services. As we Fortbrand, Inc. Booth #6 deploy our offerings, we remain keenly focused on enhancing Airfield and GSE equipment. our technology differentiation and expanding our digital expertise. We anticipate today’s urban digital transformation First Class Concessions by developing integrated, value-added solutions for better First Class Concessions, Inc. is an innovative concessions mobility efficiency. company providing superior guest service, quality products, and exceptional value to the guests of our multiple food & Interstate Sealant & Concrete Inc. Booth #8 beverage and retail establishments. Our company is 100% Concrete/Asphalt rehab/repair & Joint saw/seal. ACDBE certified, and enjoys a reputation for operational excellence. Operating exclusively within the airport industry, ISG we are proud to feature a variety of national, regional, and ISG has a rich history, that extends over 40 years, of building locally branded concepts in the airports we serve, providing trusting relationships with clients, stakeholders, and the a level of familiarity and comfort to the traveling public. community. As a multi-disciplinary firm that is 100% owned by employees, ISG serves numerous markets and clients Fortress Fence Booth #2 nationwide. With 8 offices in 3 states, ISG’s local aviation Fortress Fence (along with our parent company Century experience is backed by a group of creative and resourceful Fence) specializes in commercial/industrial fence engineers, environmental scientists, and designers that put installations, including chain link fence, ornamental fence, real world experience to work. guard rail, operated slide gates, vertical pivot gates, bollards, temporary fence and more. Visit www.fortressfencegb.com Jet Air Group for additional information. Jet Air Group - Signature Select is a full service Award winning FBO, FAA part 145 repair station and avionics shop. Over Gee Asphalt System, Inc. Booth #20 100,000 square feet of heated hangar space. All the services Gee Asphalt Systems specializes in Asphalt Preservation for of the finest FBO. Mitsubishi, Cirrus, and Enstrom service center. airfield pavements both inside and outside of the fence. Proud to provide the finest of service to KGRB customers. Specifically, we install ASTM 3405 hot applied crack and joint sealants, GSB-88 Sealer Binder high performance fog seal Jviation, Inc. with micro friction agent, and re-lining of runway markings. Jviation, Inc. is a planning, design, architecture, and Also known as (P-608 Emulsified Asphalt Seal Coat). We are a construction management firm focused on aviation-related family owned company and care about the quality of services projects. This concentrated focus provides airport clients we deliver to our clients and have successfully completed with a team of professionals that possess an in-depth many aviation projects throughout the Midwest. Please visit understanding of the aviation industry and the dynamics and our website www.geeasphalt.com for more information. legalities of working at airports, from every angle.

Genetec Booth #10 Leibowitz & Horton Airport Management Consultants, Inc. Genetec is a global provider of IP video surveillance, access With offices in Denver, Atlanta and Houston, Leibowitz & control and license plate recognition solutions unified in a Horton Airport Management Consultants, Inc. provides single platform, called Security Center. financial consulting services to more than 90 commercial service airports. Our experience includes financial planning, Greater Green Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau rates & charges, airline/tenant negotiations, financial Green Bay is Wisconsin's oldest settlement. From beaver pelts feasibility studies, PFC and CFC implementations and FAA for European hat makers in the 1600s, to the invention of the BCA and funding assistance. We provide experienced staff world's first splinter-free toiler paper in the early 1900s, our who understand airports, deliver what we promise and ancestors used the area's waterways to grow the community's concentrate on what we do best. prosperity. Blessed with an abundance of natural resources, Green Bay was, and continues to be, a major shipping center. Leonard & Finco Public Relations, Inc. The city's largest employers remain the paper and shipping Leonard & Finco Public Relations is an award-winning, full- industries. service public relations firm specializing in strategic and effective digital, social and traditional media; branding In addition to being known around the world for contributions and image campaigns; stakeholder outreach and crisis to industry and agriculture, Green Bay is the smallest city to communications. We have extensive experience in host a National Football League team. Founded in 1919, the the transportation industry, including work for airports, 13-time National Champion Green Bay Packers are the only FBOs, airlines, shipping organizations, ports and state/ NFL team to be owned by its fans. federal highway agencies. To learn more, go to: www.LFpublicrelations.com

WIAMA.ORG 19 LUMACURVE Booth #15 NASi Transportation & Mining Booth #16 As our name suggests, our signs feature an elegant and NASi Transportation & Mining is a leading manufacturer of aerodynamically curved face to add strength and better quality liquid runway anti-icing and de-icing products. In shed jet blast while providing more uniform lighting. addition to offering liquid products, we are pleased to offer Work together with us & in no time, you’ll feel like a member dry sodium formate. NASi is always looking for opportunities of our family, too. to deliver quality products to our existing markets. When selecting and applying de-icing products, there is no one M-B Companies Booth #32 size fits all and no two airport needs are identical. NASi is The M-B Companies’ Airport Maintenance Products Division committed to providing products and services that enable offers snow removal products for clearing and maintaining airport operators to balance performance, economics, airport pavement, runways, and ramp areas. Products environmental impact, and asset protection. include snow removal chassis, front mount, mid mount and towed brooms, material spreaders, truck mounted plows New Deal Deicing and snow blowers, cupping ramp plows and snow blowers New Deal Deicing is a Colorado based company specializing for front end loaders. The Attachment Division offers power in the manufacturing and distribution of its Aerospace Materials brooms, plows and blower attachments for almost any make Standards (AMS) certified NEWDEAL® Sodium Acetate/ and model of tractors, skid steers, and utility vehicles. The Formate Blend Long-Term Anti-Icer, a high visibility solid Municipal Service Vehicle can be equipped with summer concentrate. NEWDEAL® Blend meets current FAA regulations or winter attachments for maintenance tasks around your for use on all airfield surfaces. It is an ideal tool for long-term airport facility. anti-icing to prevent ice from forming on the pavement.

EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS MacQueen Equipment/Oshkosh Airport Products Booth #25 OMNNI Associates, Inc. Booth #11 The MacQueen Equipment Group formed over the past 10 OMNNI provides planning, engineering and construction years as MacQueen expanded our footprint into surrounding administration services to commercial and general aviation states. MacQueen acquired Bruce Equipment in Wisconsin airports throughout Wisconsin. Projects involve both airside and Trans Iowa Equipment in Iowa. The MacQueen Equipment and landside improvements and expansions, many of Group recently expanded to our new group headquarters in which have won state and national awards for engineering St. Paul’s east side. We will continue to add to our success excellence. Our engineers have in-depth knowledge of local, as we grow and build strong relationships within our new state and federal (FAA) policies and procedures. neighborhood. We continue to take pride in serving the municipalities and contractors working hard to care for your ProTec Fire Booth #30 communities every day. Pro-Tec Fire Services has over 40 years contracting Airport Rescue Fire Fighting services throughout the United States Mead & Hunt Booth #39 and Canada. Our history of providing great customer service Mead & Hunt is an employee-owned firm with more than 500 speaks for itself. It is always our goal to provide the extra engineers, architects, scientists, planners and support staff in services that other companies do not. offices nationwide. We have been serving clients in both the public and private sectors since our founding in 1900. Mead Quantum Spatial, Inc Booth #9 & Hunt is one of the fastest growing architectural, engineering Quantum Spatial, Inc is an industry leader in FAA AC 150/5300 and planning firms in the nation. For several consecutive years, airport mapping solutions. We’ve mapped more than 550 Engineering News Record has ranked Mead & Hunt as a top airports under the latest FAA guidelines, including 50 eALPS 500 A/E design firm and a “Top 25 in Airports” firm. In addition, and the first eALP to be approved by the FAA. We offer Mead & Hunt received the prestigious American Association technical excellence and superior service for all of your of Airport Executives’ Corporate Cup of Excellence award. airport mapping needs. We were also ranked in the top 10 “Best civil engineering firms to work for” in the nation by CE News magazine. Shell Aviation/Titan Aviation Fuels Booth #37 Titan Aviation Fuels is the national marketer of Shell branded METCO Midwest Electro Tech Corp Booth #22 aviation fuels in the United States. Our longstanding supplier METCO is a long-established, single-source petroleum relationships provide our customers competitive pricing, contractor for the installation, service and environmental dependable supply, and business-enhancing support consulting of all types of fuel system applications. Our programs. Above all, our customers receive service beyond primary customers include retail gas stations, municipalities compare. and government institutions that maintain vehicle fleets, and industrial facilities that utilize tank systems for backup Sherwin Industries, Inc. Booth #17 generator and boiler systems. We serve the tri-state area of Distributors of Asphalt Pavement Maintenance Products, and Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, and are dedicated to living Airport Safety Equipment. up to our standard of "Excellence through experience." Short Elliott Hendrickson (SEH) Booth #4 MSA Professional Services Booth #19 Day by day. Project by project. At SEH, we’re simplifying Check every box. Watch your project take off. General the world’s complex challenges by improving mobility, aviation airports are MSA's specialty. Our goal is to always designing better places, engineering clean water and ensure you get the results you want. By leveraging the latest renewing infrastructure. SEH is an employee-owned techniques, maximizing funding, minimizing disruption to engineering, architectural, environmental and planning your operations and putting our in-depth knowledge of company that helps government, industrial and commercial aeronautics standards to work, we deliver airport solutions that clients find answers to complex challenges. SEH provides benefit your business, your customers and your communities. comprehensive planning, design and construction services to general aviation, commercial and reliever airports across Multi Electric Mfg Booth #3 the Midwest. Whether you’re upgrading an existing airport or Manufacturer/supplier of airport lighting products - runway/ starting from a green field, SEH can help you navigate the taxiway/approach lights, CCRs, Guidance Signs, Beacons, details, stakeholder, regulations and project requirements. Wind Cones, Isolation transformer, ALCMS.

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SP+ TKDA Booth #27 SP+ provides professional parking management, ground TKDA is a 100-percent employee-owned engineering, transportation, facility maintenance, and event logistics architecture, and planning firm that was established in 1910. services. The Company has more than 20,000 employees As a multi-discipline firm, TKDA is able to seamlessly and and operates approximately 3,500 facilities with 2.0 million successfully provide comprehensive, award-winning services parking spaces in hundreds of cities across North America, to communities, public agencies, and private industry. TKDA including parking-related and shuttle bus operations serving is dedicated to providing exceptional service to our aviation approximately 70 airports. clients across the U.S. with a staff solely committed to aviation planning, design, and construction engineering services. Strand Associates Strand Associates, Inc.® is a full-service multidisciplinary Vandeerloop Equipment Booth #14 consulting firm providing exceptional civil and environmental The mission of Vanderloop Equipment is to supply the highest engineering service to clients since 1946. Strand serves quality leading technology products and service to increase clients nationwide through offices in Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, the rewards for the efforts of our customers and our people Kentucky, Ohio, Texas, and Wisconsin. Strand is dedicated to and sustain profitability to be the preferred supplier for helping clients succeed through excellence in engineering. generations to come. For more information, visit www.strand.com. Westmor Industries Booth #38 T.E. Brennan Company Look no further for aircraft refueling equipment. From ground T.E. Brennan Company provides impartial, unbiased and trucks and aviation refuelers, to bowsers and testing units, independent risk management advice to our clients in we’ve got you covered. We’re keeping a close eye on DOT, property/casualty and benefits. We do not sell insurance. NFPA, and ATA-103 regulations to keep our designs up to date We are not affiliated with, nor do we promote, any agent, and ensure that your operation is up to spec when you use broker or insurance company. Frustrated with what’s going our products. Refuel with confidence! on in your world of risk management? Contact us for a free consultation and see how we can advocate for you! Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame Booth #1 The Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame is a non-profit membership Thales Air Traffic Management, U.S. organization dedicated to preserving the past and fostering For more than 80 years, Thales has been a major supplier of the future of flight. leading edge navigation and surveillance solutions for the FAA, Department of Defense, and directly to airports around Wisconsin Concrete Pavement Association Booth #5 the world. Through innovation and customer partnership, Representing Wisconsin-based contractors, cement and our air traffic management solutions now span navigation, ready-mix producers, manufacturers and suppliers since 1952. automation, communications and surveillance, helping the aviation community meet their needs for increased safety, Wisconsin Surplus Online Auction Booth #31 capacity and efficiency. We help the airport to get the best price when they sell their unused and surplus items. We sell them on our website, giving The Green Earth Deicer Company, Inc, Booth #12 your items worldwide exposure. Distributor of ice control materials that meet FAA certification criteria, both liquid and granular, for runway, taxiway, helipad World Fuel Services Booth #33 and airside use. We also specialize in non-airside ice control Worldwide provider of fuel; credit card processing; aviation materials to be used on sidewalks, driveways, parking software; equipment; contract fuel. structures, and surface parking areas. 2019 WAMA SCHOLARSHIPS Volaire Aviation Inc With over 100 years of experience in air service recruitment, $1000 Academic Scholarship Recipients: airport strategic business planning, and airport marketing, Benjamin Moncrieff & Maria Will we’re still just people who love airplanes. $2000 Professional Development Scholarship Recipient Ronnie Sampson

Each year the Wisconsin Airport Management Association The successful high bidders will be announced Tuesday (WAMA) awards several academic scholarship and morning around 10:00 a.m. during the Refreshment Break professional development grants, which are announced at with Exhibitors. the annual Wisconsin Aviation Conference. Participating donors and grant recipients will be recognized Several exhibitors and sponsors of the annual Wisconsin during the Conference, with additional recognition Aviation Conference have offered to participate in a Silent throughout the year during special events and State-wide Auction to help fund continuing education that benefits the newsletter. Industry. Participating entities known to WAMA at the time this This year we have asked the Conference Exhibitors and Conference Program went to print were: Sponsors to provide an item for the 1st annual Silent Auction • Mead & Hunt • M-B Companies verses the traditional, randomly drawn, give-away items. • World Fuel • Quantum Spatial Each donation to the Silent Auction will be on display • MSA Professional Services • SEH prominently in the Exhibit Hall with a silent auction sheet listing • TKDA • Osthoff Resort the donation, donor and the current bid activity. • Southern Wisconsin • Wisconsin Surplus Auctions Regional Airport • Westmor Industries SILENT AUCTION Please bid! 100% of the proceeds will be earmarked • Becher-Hoppe & • MacQueen/Oshkosh specifically to fund academic Scholarship and Professional Associates Development grants. Thank you! WIAMA.ORG 21 The Idlewild Airport at Wild Rose Annual Spring MAY 2019 Fly-In/Drive-In - June 9 Wild Rose Idlewild Airport: 7:30 AM - 1:30 PM Fly-In/Drive-In Pancake Breakfast - May 27 Portage Municpal Airport: 7:00 AM – NOON This event features a pancake, sausage and scrambled eggs breakfast. Lunch features roast pork and beef, All you can eat Pancakes. Eggs cooked to order, Sausage, baked beans and cheesy hash browns. Homemade milk, Juice, coffee. 'Sweet Treats' also available. Local EAA chapters will sponsor free airplane rides for Young Eagles (ages 8 to 17) weather permitting. There will be 50/50 raffles, free Kiddie JUNE 2019 Airplane Train rides and games. This is a rain or shine event.

Fly-In/Drive-In Pancake Breakfast - June 1 70th Annual Father’s Day Fly-In/Drive-In Manitowoc County Airport: 7:00 – 11:00 AM Pancake Breakfast - June 16 Join us for our "secret recipe" pancakes, along with Palmyra Municipal Airport: 7:00 AM - Noon

AVIATION EVENTS sausages, apple sauce, juice, milk & coffee. Come join us for the 70th Annual Father’s Day Fly-In/Drive- In Pancake Breakfast! We will be serving pancakes, eggs, Timmerman Flour Drop Contest - June 1 ham, and of course RADISHES from 7am until noon. Special Lawrence J. Timmerman Airport: 10:00 AM attractions include our 4th Annual Antique and Classic Car Join us for our 3rd Annual Timmerman Airport Flour Drop Show, a Tractor Show, Airplane and Helicopter rides for a contest! FREE to participate, plus all attendees receive fee, the Palmyra Community Band, and various vendors! a FREE t-shirt and FREE lunch! The pilot/passenger team Adults $7 & Children Under 12 $3; Come join in on the fun! whose sack of flour lands closest to the target wins! Grand Prize is a $200 gift card. All participants must attend the Waupaca Lions Club Father’s Day Fly-In/Drive-In mandatory safety briefing at 10:00AM. If VFR conditions Pancake Breakfast - June 16 are not present, event will be rescheduled to June 15. Waupaca Municipal Airport: 7:00 AM - Noon Sponsored by Timmerman Airport and Spring City Aviation. Full Breakfast-pancakes, eggs, sausage, potatoes and beverages. Licensed pilots flying in eat free! This is an Wings & Wheels Fly-In Breakfast - June 2 annual fundraiser to support Lions Club projects to assist Fort Atkinson Municipal Airport: 8:00 AM – Noon the sight and hearing impaired, provide glasses for the Join us at Chemair Helicopters for an all you can eat needy and help the Wisconsin Eye Bank. country style breakfast prepared by Jones Dairy Farm featuring French toast, real maple syrup, a selection of Dane County Regional Airport 80th Anniversary Jones sausage and ham, coffee, milk and orange juice. Celebration - June 23 Our event also features free kids activities, a 50/50 cash 1:00 AM - 6:00 PM raffle, and vintage rides & new glides car show. Adult Come celebrate 80 years of commercial air service. Ticket: $8.00; Child (age 3-12): $5.00; 3 and under: FREE Airport tours, static displays, refreshments, kid’s balsa All proceeds from this event support BASE critical out of airplane contests; Chris Kroeze concert (The Voice) school time programs in Fort Atkinson that serve 500 kids each year. Drive in with your cool wheels or fly in with your aircraft. All vehicles and aircraft will be parked on display. JULY 2019 International Young Eagles Day at the Dodge Annual Rio Creek Fly-In & Hangar Dance - July 6 County Airport - June 8 Rio Creek Airport: 7:30 AM Dodge County Airport: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Start off July "Where the Action is" at Rio Creek Airport. Come join us for international Young Eagles Day at the Come join in on the biggest Summer kickoff event of the Dodge County Airport. Young Eagles (ages 8-17) will be area. Porky Pancake Breakfast (starting @ 7:30 AM, Brats, flown for free from 10am-2pm. Hot dogs, chips, dessert, Burgers, Booyah, Beer and More. Mark Jirikovek Polka and drinks will be served for a donation. Band and more music. Kids Archery Safety and Barrel Cart Rides. Antique Car and Tractor Show. Plane Rides (Weather Wings and Wheels - June 9 permitting), Silent Auction, and other things of interest, a Dodge County Airport: 8:00 AM - Noon festival like non-other. Free admission to get on the grounds! Pancake breakfast provided by EAA Chapter 897 Adults: EAA Chapter 93 Pancake Breakfast Fly-In - July 7 $8.00; Flight for Life helicopter; Juneau Fire & EMS jaws of Middleton/Morey Municipal Airport: 7:30 AM - Noon life demo; D.C. Antique Power Club Display; D.C. Sheriff’s Dept. SWAT TEAM Display; D.C. Humane Society Adoptable All you can eat pancake breakfast fly-in with participation Pet Display. from City of Middleton Police, Fire and EMT Units and UW Med Flight. Cost: Adults $8 and Children $3 (12 and under). Eat in the spacious comfort of Morey Airplane All events have been listed to the best of our ability at Company’s large hangar, ample free car parking on the time of printing. Please be sure to check with the airport property. This event attracts about 1300 attendees event hosts and/or sponsors prior to attending. and approximately 80 aircraft from Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. 22 2019 WISCONSIN AVIATION CONFERENCE • MAY 5-7, 2019 Janesville Warbird Weekend - July 19-21 10th Annual Milwaukee Air & Water Show - July Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 27-28 AVIATION EVENTS Warbird air-rides, ground-tours, live 1940's music, WWII Milwaukee Lakefront: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM reenactors. Food and ice cream vendors. B-29 FIFI, B-24 USAF Thunderbirds Squadron, both days, SAT and SUN, Diamond Lil, AC-47 Spooky Gunship, A-1 Skyraider, C-45 from 9am-5pm, F-35 LIGHTNING TACH DEMO TEAM, F-16 Expeditor, P-51 Mustang, T-6 Texan, PT-13 Stearman, and VIPER TACH DEMO TEAM, F/A-18 SUPER HORNET TACH much more! Fly-over from 100 Beechcraft Bonanzas. DEMO TEAM, Army Golden Knights, F-22 / F-16 / F-35 / Bessie's Diner, Famous Dave's BBQ, Chocolate Shoppe P-51D Heritage Flight Demo Team, B-2 Spirit Bomber, KC- Ice Cream, and Veebo's Pizza. 2nd Annual 1940's Swing 135 Demo, C-17 Demo, John Klatt Super Jet Waco Bi- & Wings hangar dance Saturday night July 20th. Fly-in Plane, The Firebirds Aerobatic Team, 4CE Aerobatic Team, aircraft receive free admission to warbird event when KC Formation Flight Aero Team, USCG MH-60 Helicopter purchasing 20 gallons of 100LL or Jet-A at JVL Jet Center. SAR Demo, Bill Stein Airshows, Michael Goulian Airshows, Matt Chapman Airshows, Jack Knutson; Airshows. Water Washington Island Lions Club Fly-In Whitefish Boil Show, Wide range of Food and Beverage Vendors and - July 19 Concessions, Milwaukee County Parks Beer Garden, Washington Island Airport: 1100 AM - 1:00 PM Sponsor Displays and Exhibits, Family Fun For All. Wisconsin’s most exciting whitefish boil with all the trimmings including hot dogs, chips, soda and beer. Crafts, AUGUST 2019 free hayrides, 200+ aircraft. Fly in, drive in, bike in, walk in, camp under your plane. Planes Trains & Automobiles - August 10 2019 Shiocton Airport Fly-In - July 20-21 East Troy Municipal Airport: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM Shiocton Airport: All Day An all day, all age community event — join us for an airport open house & pancake breakfast fly-in (7:00- Saturday, plane rides 9am to dusk. Saturday afternoon 12:00) featuring an assortment of vintage, homebuilt, and and evening bands. Food (brats, hamburgers, fries, onion certified aircraft. Eat breakfast, go for an airplane ride, rings) 10am to midnight. Sunday, plane rides 7am to dusk. grab a raffle ticket, and watch the Milwaukee Sky Knights Sunday morning only - breakfast 7am to 11am, Potato skydivers perform. After breakfast, adventure over to the & wheat pancakes, sausage, eggs, coffee, juice, milk. East Troy Electric Railroad (10:00- 3:00), East Troy Fire Station Sunday afternoon band. Large gun/cash raffle at 6pm. open house (11:00-5:00), and classic car show (3:00-close). Food (brats, hamburgers, fries, onion rings) 11am to 8pm. Craft show/vendors all weekend. Brennand Old-Time Airport Days - August 17 Brennand Airport: 9:00 AM - 3:00 AM 2018 Warbird Rendezvous at CWA - July 20 Central Wisconsin Airport (CWA); Mosinee, WI Join us for our annual fly-in/drive-in fundraiser sponsored 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM by EAA Chapter 41 at Brennand Airport (79C) in Neenah, WI. A day of flying, education, food, and exploration of Warbirds from the Oshkosh EAA fly-in will come to CWA for the exciting world of personal aviation. This event is open a static display. Proceeds will benefit the Never Forgotten to the public and will have lots of family fun! Chapter Honor Flight. This free event will have Warbird merchandise Members will be showing off their airplanes and hangers. available for purchase. Food will also be served. A rain or We will have food and beverages for sale, as well as raffle shine event! prizes. Admission and parking are free!

New Holstein Airport Day - July 21 Lake Pointe Aero Club Fly-In/Drive-In Pancake New Holstein Municipal Airport: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM Breakfast - August 31 Lions Club Pancake & Eggs Breakfast; Young Eagle Flights; Shell Lake Municipal Airport: 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Food, refreshments, entertainment, and kids activities; Pancakes, sausage, beverage. Adults $8, children 5 and Flyovers, demos, and exhibits; Super Cub Short Takeoff under free. Held during the Shell Lake Town and Country and Landing, and Flower Bombing competition. days celebration. Lots of activities going on in nearby Shell Lake. EAA AirVenture - July 22-28 Wittman Regional Airport Experience 50th Annual largest gathering of aviation enthusiasts. From unique, historic aircraft to world-class daily air shows, you don’t want to miss the World’s Greatest Aviation Celebration.

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WIAMA.ORG 23 Oconto Fly-In/Drive-In - Sept 21 SEPTEMBER 2019 Oconto J. Douglas Bake Municipal Airport: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Timmerman Spot Landing Contest - Sept 7 Opening Ceremony Honoring our Veterans at 9:00 am. Car show, antique tractors, youth activities & adventures, Lawrence J. Timmerman Airport: 10:00 AM military displays & encampment, vendors from the Join us for our 7th Annual Timmerman Airport Spot community, RC model planes, airshow including Yaks fly over and display, TBM Avenger display & rides, 1941 Bi- Landing Contest! FREE to participate, plus all attendees Wing display, airplane & helicopter rides. Variety of food receive a FREE t-shirt and FREE lunch! The pilot who lands vendors, music and large tent with picnic tables. FREE for closest to the target line on the runway wins! Grand 12 & under and those that fly-in, $5.00 for all other ages Prize is a $200 gift card. All participants must attend the that walk-in or drive-in. Discount on 100LL for those that mandatory safety briefing at 10:00AM. If VFR conditions fly-in. Hosted by Oconto Elks Lodge. are not present, event will be rescheduled to September 21. Sponsored by Timmerman Airport and Spring City Aviation. Wings & Wheels Fly-In and Car Show - Sept 22 New Holstein Municipal Airport: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM AVIATION EVENTS Merrill Airport Day - Sept 7 Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast 7am to 11am. EAA Merrill Municipal Airport: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Chapter 1622 Brat fry 10am – 3pm. Plane rides for sale. Aircraft on display and in flight. Food, flea market and kid’s activities. Cable Union Airport Fall Fly-In - Sept 28 Cable Union Airport: 8:00 AM -NOON Wittman Airport Fly-In Breakfast & Free Pancake Breakfast (donations appreciated). In Airport Expo - Sept 14 conjunction with 2019 Cable Area Fall Fest. Fly or Drive In Wittman Regional Airport: 7:30 AM - 11:00 AM & Join Us!!!

EAA Chapter 252 is holding its annual Wittman Airport All events have been listed to the best of our ability Pancake Breakfast and Airport Expo. The pancake at the time of printing. Please be sure to check with breakfast will include sausage, scrambled eggs, milk, juice, coffee, and all of the pancakes you can eat! Adults the event hosts and/or sponsors prior to attending. - $7.00 dollars, (Free for pilots of home built aircraft who fly in.) Children under 10 - $3.00 dollars. Free Airplane Rides! http://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/doing-bus/ (EAA Young Eagles Event) For kids ages 8 to 17 weather aeronautics/trng-evnts/flyins.aspx permitting.

THE FLYING HAMBURGER SOCIAL The Flying Hamburger Social is a collection of airports, working together to provide a different location each week between June 1st and August 31st for a meal in the late afternoon on a specific day of the week. The meals are put together by fixed based operators, local EAA chapters, local pilot groups, or aviation enthusiasts. The meals are free, but a donation is expected and appreciated. The socials are on the weekdays, (Monday through Fridays), between 5 PM and 7 PM from June 1st to August 31st. The reason for this is we want to make sure there is enough light during the time for non-electrical planes to make it to the socials. The socials are weekdays so as to not compete with local fly-ins or events that may be happening on the weekends at airports. The Flying Hamburger Social is promoted almost entirely online and by word of mouth, Facebook, email mailing list, and our website: www.flyinghamburgersocial.com

Why Should You Go To A Social • It is a way to get people flying, (take Food • Friends • Fun a friend flying, take a student on a and of course Flying! cross country to a social, introduce someone to aviation through a Why Host A Social social, bring out the local powers that • The obvious reason is that it promotes be to see what the airport does for aviation and flying in your State to the community). and from your airport! • It is a great • Pilots are looking for an excuse to go excuse to flying. get your • If your state has an airport passport local pilots program, it is a great way for pilots to together for get their stamp. a party!

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The Experimental Aircraft Association is marking the EAA is seeking any of the showplanes present at the 50th consecutive year of its annual EAA AirVenture 1970 EAA fly-in convention and inviting the current Oshkosh fly-in convention in Oshkosh in 2019 with a full owners to bring them to Oshkosh next summer. They will schedule of activities for arriving aviators and residents be featured in exclusive parking areas on the grounds. of EAA’s hometown. The 67th annual event is July 22- In addition, EAA is seeking members and volunteers 28 at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh. who will be attending their 50th consecutive fly-in in The EAA fly-in convention was first held in Milwaukee, 2019, and unique memorabilia and stories from the Wisconsin, in 1953. In 1959, the event moved to 1970 event that will add to the history of what has Rockford, Illinois, where it was held annually through grown to be the largest annual fly-in in the world. In 1969 before coming to Oshkosh. EAA moved its 2018, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh welcomed more than permanent headquarters from the Milwaukee area to 600,000 people from 87 nations, along with more than Oshkosh in 1983. 10,000 aircraft. Among the already announced highlights for this Over 50 years, nearly every significant aircraft type year is commemoration of the 50th anniversary of in the world has landed on the runways at Wittman the Apollo 11 mission, with command module pilot Regional Airport to be part of the EAA fly-in. More Michael Collins; the golden anniversary of the Boeing important are the stories of the people who have 747 jumbo jet; The 75th anniversary of D-Day; the Year come to be a part of this event and the legacy of of the Fighter, featuring classic and modern military what is now known simply as ‘Oshkosh.’ aircraft; and the new Urban Air Mobility showcase with More information is available at EAA.org/AirVenture. the latest technology and concepts.

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