Thursday, August 16, 2012
MAAG Fly-In a Huge Success
The annual MAAG Fly-In was this past Saturday at Wiebe Field in Halstead, Kansas. The Fly-In is held in conjunction with the Old Settlers Days in Halstead. For the tenth year in the row, a flight down main street by about 16 antique and classic airplanes kicked off the parade Saturday morning. Prior to the flight, everyone enjoyed a pancake and sausage breakfast.
We had nearly 60 airplanes on the flight line this year as the weather was the best in a long time. Temperatures in the 80's and light winds beckoned over 200 people to the airport for a lot of food, fun, friendship, and flying.
Airplanes were judged in 4 categories and the winners are:
Best Antique: Jim Wiebe - Interstate
Best Classic: Victor Riffle - L-19
People's Choice: Dick Curtis - Fokker Tri-plane Replica
Best of Show: Tony Martinez - Super Cub
Thanks to everyone who worked behind the scenes to make this a success!
Here are a few pictures of to tantalize you into joining us next year!
We had nearly 60 airplanes on the flight line this year as the weather was the best in a long time. Temperatures in the 80's and light winds beckoned over 200 people to the airport for a lot of food, fun, friendship, and flying.
Airplanes were judged in 4 categories and the winners are:
Best Antique: Jim Wiebe - Interstate
Best Classic: Victor Riffle - L-19
People's Choice: Dick Curtis - Fokker Tri-plane Replica
Best of Show: Tony Martinez - Super Cub
Thanks to everyone who worked behind the scenes to make this a success!
Here are a few pictures of to tantalize you into joining us next year!
Friday, August 10, 2012
Preparations complete for MAAG Fly-In
Tonight was the annual potluck dinner to conclude the preparations for the MAAG annual fly-in tomorrow. About 50 folks attended. The weather looks great for tomorrow morning's fly-in at Halstead, Kansas with temperatures much cooler than we have been experiencing recently. Here are a few shots of tonight's fun.
Mark Wiebe heading out for a flight in the Mooney Mite.
Steve Turner in his Champ
Jim Wiebe lining up with the runway
The Interstate passes by
How many guys does it take to replace a windsock?
Five on the roof (one worker and four supervisors)
and one on the ground tossing tools up.
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