Administrator Share Posted January 14, 2020 Set the parking brake on the airliner and knock the cobwebs off your favorite general aviation aircraft! The General Aviation Fly-In visits locales across the country that are famous for their scenery and general aviation influence. While anything from a single-engine Cessna to a regional jet is welcome in this event, ‘low and slow’ offers the best opportunity to experience the scenery. During the event, local air traffic control is staffed at smaller Class C and D airports, with overlying radar controllers to provide VFR Flight Following and IFR services. Fly VFR closed traffic, practice instrument approaches, or fly VFR or IFR between the featured airports: the choice is yours. This week's event features Burlington and Lebanon, two airports local to prime skiing territory in New England. Wake that piston or biz-jet up from its winter hibernation, grab your skis, and hit the slopes. There's plenty of fresh powder and great views as you fly into some of the more mountainous airports in the region. Don't forget your toque! Local Time: February 25, 2020 8-11pm ET Zulu Time: February 26, 2020 0100-0400z Link to comment
Evens Francois Share Posted February 23, 2020 Can you please create a calendar link for ICal or Google Calendar for all event notifications and email? This would make it easier to remember and also might greatly increase the number of pilots flying online during the events? Link to comment
Szymon Puzdrowski Share Posted February 23, 2020 3 hours ago, Evens Francois said: Can you please create a calendar link for ICal or Google Calendar for all event notifications and email? This would make it easier to remember and also might greatly increase the number of pilots flying online during the events? This has been mentioned to us previously and is definitely on our to-do list. The list is pretty big and has a few big goals on it, but rest assured we're going to get to it. Thanks for the suggestion! Szymon Puzdrowski Web Team VATSIM Supervisor Link to comment
Aharon Dayan Share Posted February 24, 2020 Hi Sorry to bother you but the event banner poster on VATUSA website says Feb 27 but the event description says Feb 25. Just letting you know Regards, Aharon Link to comment
Austin Cirulli Share Posted February 24, 2020 Good catch! I've talked with the VATUSA guys and they're fixing it. Link to comment
