2011 Indiana Airport Event Calendar

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2011 Indiana Airport Event Calendar 2011 Indiana Airport Event Calendar 04/16/11 - Fly-in Breakfast @ Glenndale (8I3)...http://www.glenndale.net/ 04/23/11 – 2nd Annual Kacy J’s Fly-in, Drive-in, Dine-in @ Delaware County (KMIE) – 9 a.m. 5/13-5/15 - Indianapolis Airshow @ Mt. Comfort (KMQJ)...http://www.indianapolisairshow.com/ 05/14/11 - Young Eagles Rally @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ - 9a.m.-1p.m. 05/21/11 - Young Eagles Rally @ Noblesville (I80)...http://www.eaa67.org/ 05/21/11 - Ice Cream & Airplanes @ Glenndale (8I3)...http://www.glenndale.net/ - 5p.m. 05/21/11 - Learn to fly day @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ - 9a.m.-1p.m. 05/21/11 - Pancake Breakfast & Young Eagles Rally @ Valpo (KVPZ)...http://www.eaa104.org – 7-noon 05/21/11 - Pancake Breakfast @ Frankfort (FKR)...http://www.frankfortmunicipalairport.com/ -7:30-11a.m. 05/21/11 – Learn to Fly Day @ Sheridan airport – Discount Intro Flights and Young Eagle Kids Flights 5/28-5/29 – Salute to the Veterans Fly-In – White County Airport-Monticello (MCX) – 8-4p.m. both days 06/04/11 - Wheels & Wings Air Show @ Sheridan (5I4)...http://www.sheridanairport.com 06/11/11 - Young Eagles Rally @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ - 9a.m.-1p.m. 06/11/11 – Pancake & Sausage Breakfast @ Fulton County Airport (RCR) – 7-11 a.m. 06/12/11 - Sinful Sunday @ Lee Bottom (64I)...http://www.leebottom.com/ - 12-3p.m. 6/17-6/18 – Wilbur Wright Festival @ Wilbur Wright Birthplace Heliport (II9) - www.wwbirthplace.com 06/18/11 - Midwest Taildragger Fly-in @ Post Air (7L8)...http://www.eaa900.com/ - 8:30a.m.-2p.m. 06/18/11 - Ice Cream & Airplanes @ Glenndale (8I3)...http://www.glenndale.net/ - 5p.m. 06/19/11 - Father's Day Fly-in @ Mishawaka Pilot’s Club (3C1)...http://www.mpcairport.com/ - 7-11a.m. 06/25/11 - Pancake Breakfast @ Noblesville (I80)...http://www.eaa67.org - 8-11a.m. 06/25/11 – Fly-In/Drive-In @ Logansport Cass County Airport (GGP) – Pork Chop Lunch – 11-3p.m. 07/02/11 - Kokomo Air Show @ Kokomo (KOKK)...http://www.kokomowingsandwheels.com/ 07/03/11 – Pancake Breakfast at Michigan City airport (MGC) – www.mgcairport.com 7/8-7/9 - Midwest Sky Fest @ Kentland (50I)...http://www.midwestskyfest.com 07/09/11 - Pancake Breakfast @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ - 7-11a.m. 07/10/11 - Sinful Sunday @ Lee Bottom (64I)...http://www.leebottom.com/ - 12-3p.m. 8/2-8/6 – 49th Annual Popular Rotorcraft Association Fly-in Convention – Mentone Airport – www.pra.org 08/06/11 – Fly-in/Down-Syndrome Fundraiser – Indianapolis Executive – 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 08/13/11 – Indy Air Race @ Indianapolis Executive from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 08/13/11 – Props and Hops @ Indianapolis Executive – www.montgomeryaviation.net 08/13/11 – Indy Air Race Turn 1 Party – Sheridan Airport – 8:30-11:00a.m. – Watch Aircraft fly Turn 1 08/13/11 - Young Eagles Rally @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ - 9-1p.m. 08/13/11 - Pancake Breakfast @ Noblesville (I80)...http://www.eaa67.org - 8-11a.m. 08/14/11 - Sinful Sunday @ Lee Bottom (64I)...http://www.leebottom.com/ -12-3p.m. 08/14/11 – LaPorte Aero Club Fly-In/Drive-In Breakfast @ Laporte Airport – (PPO) – 7am-noon 08/19/11 - Ice Cream & Airplanes @ Glenndale (8I3)...http://www.glenndale.net/ - 5p.m. 09/03/11 - Fly-in/Cruise-in @ Marion (KMZZ)...http://www.flyincruisein.com/ - 6a.m.-3p.m. 09/04/11 – Blueberry Pancakes as part of Marshall County Blueberry Festival @ Plymouth (C65) - 7-noon 09/10/11 - Young Eagles Rally @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ - 9.m.-1p.m. 9/10-9/11 – Putnam County Airport Appreciation Days – Putnam County Airport (4I7) 9/16-9/18 - BBQ Bash @ Glenndale (8I3)...http://www.glenndale.net/ 09/24/11 - Wood, Fabric, & Tailwheel Fly-in @ Lee Bottom (64I)...http://www.leebottom.com/ - 8am-5pm 9/30-10/2 - Victory Days @ Grissom Air Reserve Base (KGUS) 10/08/11 - UL/LSA fly-in @ Westfield (I72)...http//www.westfieldairport.com 10-3p.m. 10/09/11 – BBQ Drive-In/Fly-In @ Noblesville (I80) EAA Chapter 67 – 12-3p.m. 10/15/11 - Chili Lunch Fly-in/Drive-in @ Smith Field (KSMD)...http://www.eaa2.org/ 11-2p.m. .
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