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    Thanks for the information. Really appreciated.

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    Infidel's Avatar
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    [QUOTE=1600vw;37951]The band was for after dark. Not much airplane noise after dark.

    But this is not going to happen. Good idea or thought but not happening.[

    Have you already given up? There are a lot of possibilities and things to schedule, especially if your holding the two day event at an "airpark." When we have fly-ins or gatherings at our airpark, we invite neighbors who reside in the vicinity of our pattern and they learn we're not a bunch of crazy people tearing up the skies. The leave at the end of the day with a better understanding and appreciation for what we do.

    Here's a couple ideas.

    If space allows, camping overnight.
    Outdoor movie on a big screen. People enjoy sitting outside and watching a good movie at night.
    Antique car show or check with some local car clubs to participate.
    Lions club, or similiar organization, to run concession stand.
    Flour drop.
    Candy drop

    The possibilities are endless. You only need a will and you'll find a way.

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    Jim Clark's Avatar
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    Don't give up on hosting a fly in, just recognize a multi day event is a huge undertaking and no one person can make it happen. For insurance purposes it has to be an EAA Chapter event or the cost is prohibitive. Get your local EAA Chapter to buy into the idea and start planning now for the 2015 season.
    Jim Clark, Chairman National Biplane Fly In, www.nationalbiplaneflyin.com. Currently flying: 1929 Waco CSO, 1939 Waco EGC-8, 1946 Piper J-3, 1955 Piper PA22/20, 1956 Beech G35, 1984 Beech A36 & 2001 Vans RV9.
    You love a lot of things if you live around them, but there isn't any woman and there isn't any horse, nor any before nor any after, that is as lovely as a great airplane, and men who love them are faithful to them even though they leave them for others.
    - Ernest Hemingway

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