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IDWEST FLYER M AGAZINE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020 Published For & By The Midwest Aviation Community Since 1978 midwestflyer.com AOPA TRAVEL FEATURING THE NEW IFLIGHTPLANNER FOR AOPA GOOGLE MAPS INTERFACE WITH FAVORITE AIRPORTS AND U.S AVIATION CHARTS INTEGRATED AIRPORT DIRECTORY WEATHER AND AIRSPACE OVERLAYS ROUTE RUBBERBANDING PRINTABLE NAVIGATION LOG CERTIFIED WEATHER AND FLIGHT DOCUMENTS BRIEFS AND FILING iFlightPlanner for AOPA is a powerful web interface exclusively for AOPA members to efficiently plan flights using hi-res charts and weather imagery, retrieve certified weather briefs, file flight plans, and much more! GET INSPIRED: EXPLORE AIRPORTS AND PLACES TO FLY AOPA.ORG/IFLIGHTPLANNER OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020 MIDWEST FLYER MAGAZINE 3 Untitled-1 1 8/27/20 5:59 PM Vol. 41. No. 6 ContentsContents ISSN: 0194-5068 OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020 ON THE COVER: Dave Weiman of Midwest Flyer Magazine with his 1976 Cessna 182P Skylane at Sugar Ridge Airport in Verona, Wisconsin. Learn about the IDWEST FLYER significance of the rotating beacon in the background beginning on page 25. M AGAZINE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020 Pete Aarsvold Photo HEADLINES A Predator In Fargo ................................................................................................... 13 Pilots & Aircraft Owners Take Over Mooney International ........................................ 16 Phillips 66 Aviation Honors Minnesota Couple For Involvement In EAA Young Eagles .................................................................. 19 Aircraft Specialists Opens New Facility At Clark Regional Airport (KJVY) ................ 21 Mitchell Gallery of Flight & USO Lounge Celebrate New Locations .......................... 24 First Pilot To Fly Without Arms Celebrates 30th Anniversary of Americans With Disabilities Act ........................... 52 Published For & By The Midwest Aviation Community Since 1978 EAA Wright Brothers Memorial Banquet midwestflyer.com Goes Virtual For 2020 – Astronaut James Lovell Guest Speaker ......................... 54 MFM OctNov2020 Issue.indd 1 8/27/20 2:15 PM National Aviation Hall of Fame President/CEO Amy Spowart Appointed To Women In Aviation Advisory Board ................................................. 55 High School Student Gets Private Pilot Certificate Flying STEM Project Aircraft ..... 56 Bruce Landsberg Continues As NTSB Vice Chairman .............................................. 56 Peace Pilot Completes Pole-to-Pole Circumnavigation During Pandemic ................ 57 Vision Films & Action Aviation Reach New Heights With “One More Orbit” Deal ..... 62 COLUMNS AOPA Great Lakes Regional Report - Michigan’s Detroit City Airport To Get Boost by GA - by Kyle Lewis ..................... 23 Ask Pete - Each Best Speed For Your Airplane Serves A Purpose - by Pete Schoeninger ........................................................................................... 14 25 Aviation Law – On Your Side - Insights From An FAA Illegal Charter Investigation - by Gregory J. Reigel .............................................................................................. 9 Destinations - The Birth of America… The Birth of Freedom - by Yasmina Platt ...... 37 Dialogue - Hungry For A Flying Destination? - by Dave Weiman ................................ 5 From AOPA Headquarters - Cabin fever - A prescription to get out and fly - by Mark Baker ...................................................................................................... 22 High On Health - COVID-19 & Your Fitness To Fly! - by Dr. Bill Blank, MD ............ 20 Instrument Flight - Autopilots On My Brain! - by Michael J. “Mick” Kaufman ............ 11 The Left Seat - Flying with Family is Fun! 29 Fond Memories Flying with My Daughters - by Bob Worthington .......................... 17 FEATURES The Last Light In Patsy Cline’s Life - by Dave Weiman ............................................. 25 Miracle Over Minnesota… Survival After Carbon Monoxide Poisoning - by Dan Bass ......................................................................................................... 29 Years of Memories & Growing Up At Oshkosh - by Stacy W. ................................... 39 10 Memories of A Decade At EAA - by “EW” The Kid Reporter ................................ 40 Registering Your Aircraft In Wisconsin – by Michele Cumblad ................................. 42 52 Your Fly Minnesota Airports Passport Adventure Awaits You - by Darlene Dahlseide ........................................................................................... 44 Know the Rules for Safe Ground Vehicle Operations at Airports - by Joe Anderson 47 Artist Focuses On Murals On Aircraft Hangars - by Richard Cross ........................... 50 SECTIONS Aircraft ...............................................16 Fly-Ins & Airshows .................................39 At Our Airports ..................................50 Minnesota Aeronautics Bulletin .....44 – 48 Calendar ...........................................58 People In The News .......................52 - 57 54 Classifieds .........................................60 Wisconsin Aeronautics Report .......42 - 43 4 OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020 MIDWEST FLYER MAGAZINE Dialogue Hungry For A Flying Destination? by Dave Weiman am sitting at invested in aircraft, and millions more invested in boats and motors, not to mention my computer their employees who are now without a paycheck. having just Fortunately for our friends at Wilderness North, owners of Miminiska Lodge, they Isent an email have some other sources of income, including flying fuel, people and supplies to native to would-be villages throughout northern Ontario, and government contracts elsewhere in the participants of our world. But they too have had to cut back and mothball some of their aircraft to stay 2020 “Canada afloat and limit their overhead. Fishing Fly-Out” CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 to Miminiska Lodge, Ontario. Miminiska is one of very few fishing lodges with its own airstrip (CPS5), located 196 nm north of Thunder Bay, Ontario (CYQT), which makes it ideal for most of our participants who fly with “wheels!” This great group of guys and gals in our group have looked forward to this year’s trip ever since they made their reservations back in 2019. Yes, for the first time in more than 20 years, our 2020 “group trip” was booked before December 1, 2019 – testament to the trip’s popularity, and a group of pilots who enjoy the trip year after year. Unfortunately, the Canada government decided to keep the United States/Canada border closed for the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic here in the U.S. They had hoped to reopen the border at some point during the season, but eventually decided against it. While disappointing for our group, it has been a financial disaster for the hundreds of fishing lodges in Canada, as 99 percent of their business comes from the United States. Under normal circumstances, tourism in northern Ontario generates $500 million in tax revenue each year and contributes $450 million to Ontario’s gross domestic product (GDP). In addition, 90% of the economic benefits of their tourism stays within their region. Still, the tourism industry has received no financial help from its government, and the fixed costs for these lodges has not gone away! For instance, lodges have hundreds of millions of dollars OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2020 MIDWEST FLYER MAGAZINE 5 Index To Advertisers OCTOBER/NOVEMBERMIDWEST 2020 FLYERMAGAZINE Serving The Midwest Aviation Community Since 1978 360 Aviation, LLC ...........................................15 Metropolitan Airports Commission .................17 Academy College .................................. 11 & 59 Mid-Continent Aircraft Corp. ..........................60 EDITOR/PUBLISHER Accelerated Aviation Instruction ....................27 Midwest Flyer Magazine . 26, 51, 53, 55, 58, 60 Dave Weiman Aero Fabricators, Inc. .....................................23 Miminiska Lodge, Ontario (Wilderness North) ..63 Aero Insurance ...............................................21 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport .....17 PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association (AOPA) . 3 Minnesota Aviation Trades Ass'n (MATA) ......35 Peggy Weiman Airlake Airport ................................................17 Minnesota DOT Office of Aeronautics ... 44 - 48 PHOTO JOURNALISTS Airpac .............................................................62 Minnesota Petroleum Service ........................33 Chris Bildilli, Brad Thornberg AIR-PROS.com ..............................................60 Morey Airplane Company ..............................60 CONTRIBUTING EDITORS & PHOTOGRAPHERS Anoka County-Blaine Airport .........................17 NewView Technologies, Inc. ................... 5 & 53 Pete Aarsvold Cassandra Isackson Aspen Avionics .............................................. 5 OMNNI Associates, a Westwood company ...34 Joe Anderson Michael Kaufman Avfuel Corporation .........................................61 Pat O’Malley’s "Jet Room" Restaurant ..........26 AOPA Kyle Lewis Aviation Insurance Resources .......................60 Piper Aircraft, Inc. .......................................... 2 Mark Baker Chris Miller Avidyne ........................................................... 5 PS Engineering Incorporated ......................... 5 Dan Bass NASA Beaver Aviation, Inc. ............................. 38 & 53 Racine Commercial Airport ............................53 Dr. Bill Blank Yasmina Platt Bolduc Aviation Specialized Services ..... 9 & 53

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