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Meeting is open to all members.

RMMACNR meetings are offered in a hybrid meeting format. You are welcome to attend in-person in the Mt. Evans Room of the RMMA Terminal Building (11755 Airport Way, Broomfield, CO) or via WebEx. Upcoming agendas and meeting access details can be found here: RMMACNR Meetings. For more information on the Community Noise Roundtable, visit the RMMACNR webpage.

On the first Saturday of every month*, enjoy breakfast from a local food truck, watch aircraft fly in and explore interactive exhibits and simulators. Pilots – Fly in for free breakfast! For tie-down space, contact Flight@WingsMuseum.org or 303.360.5360 ext 160. Request to be guided to Wings Ramp. Food Truck: Cruz In & Eat *Weather permitting

Join us at 11:00 a.m. for a historical presentation about the Doolittle Raid that happened on April 18, 1942. This presentation will be made by Steve Steinberger, a Wings’ volunteer. Steve is a retired Systems Engineer from Lockheed Martin and a 12 year “Air Force Missile Man” veteran. He also served for 10 years as a part-time adjunct faculty professor at the University of Denver, teaching Telecommunications, Network Technology and Information Assurance classes. He is a former Mission Pilot with the Civil Air Patrol and now spends his volunteer time at Wings Over Rockies™ Exploration of Flight. His additional interests are 20th Century history and he routinely offers presentations on historical subjects of interest. This presentation will be worth WINGS credit.

Believing that safety and proficiency are developed through education and experience, monthly meetings use topic presentations and real world scenarios to engage our members and allow them to share and build their experience. At the meetings, prospective members have the opportunity to see and discuss presentations provided by EAA Chapter 43 VMC Club. You do not have to be a member of EAA Chapter 43 to attend.

Details on upcoming Jeffco Airport Advisory Board (AAB) meetings can be found via the calendar links below. The AAB meetings are offered in a hybrid meeting format. You are welcome to attend in-person in the Mt. Evans Room of the RMMA Terminal Building (11755 Airport Way, Broomfield, CO) or via WebEx.

EAA Chapter 1627 offers monthly meetings in which pilots can network and share knowledge and experience. The meetings use real-world scenarios to engage members, and allow a free exchange of information that improves awareness and skills. The intent is to create a community of pilots willing to share information, provide recognition, foster communications, promote safety, and build proficiency. The VMC Club monthly programming is developed and produced by EAA, but it does not use a lecture or presentation format. Instead, an actual scenario is presented and is followed by a group discussion – so audience participation is encouraged! Since everyone has a different experience level and different airplane capabilities, we can all benefit from the discussion. We have pizza or a BBQ grill right after. (Donations accepted.)

Please sign-up for our Chapter 43 Home Cookin’ potluck to kick-off our April 13th Chapter Gathering at the link below. We’re planning for 48 people eating. Festivities begin at 6:00 p.m. Guest Speaker at 6:45 pm. Chapter Business from 7:45 - 8:30 pm.

This Sunday the 14th, join us at CycleBar on Orchard Parkway in Westminster. This is a great opportunity to support a good cause and enjoy a great social workout. The ride is $25 and will benefit PreFlight Camp, a six day aviation summer camp for girls. The spin instructor, Emma, is a pilot herself. Arrive 15 minutes early for a shoe and bike fitting if you‘re new to spin classes. Shoes and towels are provided. Hope to see you there!

Makayla Galler is a high school senior who, at age 16, founded ‘Pilot Prodigies,‘ a program designed to bring a STEM experience directly into the classroom. As a female private pilot and FAA Part 107 professional drone pilot, she has developed a program focused on supporting underserved students in exploring their interests in UAS, STEM, and aviation. The program offers workshops, drone demos, mentorship, scholarship information and other resources. Makayla‘s expertise in flight scholarships is evident in her own journey, starting from earning her Private Pilot License with a glider rating at a young age and continuing with her pursuit of an ASEL rating, supported by flight scholarships. She has honed her skills in scholarship applications, serving as a source of inspiration for aspiring aviators. Beyond her personal accomplishments, Makayla is an active advocate for aviation and creates opportunities for others through her involvement in organizations like the Colorado Pilots Association and Women in Aviation International. Her dedication to expanding access to flight scholarships and mentorship programs highlights her passion for nurturing the next generation of aviators. The "Introduction to Flight Training Scholarships" presentation provides a comprehensive guide for aspiring pilots on securing scholarships. Here‘s a brief overview: Introduction: Sets the stage for the importance of scholarships in aviation training. Agenda: Outlines the presentation‘s flow from scholarship basics to application tips. Definition and Purpose: Explains what flight training scholarships are and their role in supporting aviation careers. Benefits: Highlights how scholarships aid aspiring pilots financially and professionally. Eligibility Criteria: Details common qualifications needed to apply for scholarships. Finding Scholarships: Offers strategies for locating scholarship opportunities. Application Requirements: Lists essential documents and information for applications. Writing

Believing that safety and proficiency are developed through education and experience, monthly meetings use real world scenarios to engage our members and allow them to share and build their experience. At the meetings, prospective members have the opportunity to see and discuss presentations provided by EAA/IMC Club. You do not have to be instrument rated to attend.

Lunch with TC - Noon General Meeting - 2:00 p.m. General Meeting Join Zoom CAB Meeting Meeting ID: 869 1726 3666 719 359 4580 US

EAA Chapter 301 Young Eagles Rally hosted by Wings Over the Rockies. Pilots – Please make sure you have supplies to disinfect the head sets or whatever you want to disinfect. Time line: 0700 – Doors open at EOF… not before 0720 – please have your planes parked. If you are not familiar with KAPA then please ask Centennial Ground for a progressive over to the Wings Over the Rockies Museum. 0730– we will have a safety meeting with tower personnel, and Centennial Operations, Check in with Micaela Thomas with your Tail number and EAA number. 0745 – We will start flying Young Eagles 1100-1130 – we will be done flying Ground crew – Please make sure you are dressed for the weather. Time line: 0700 – Doors open at EOF not before 07005 – please be at the EOF 0715 – ramp safety meeting / assignments

Focused, practical discussions geared toward building proficiency and practical knowledge with building and maintaining homebuilt aircraft. Our meetings allow a free exchange of information that improves awareness and skills in building and maintaining aircraft. Two active build projects are located near the meeting room and available for a hands-on experience. Visitors and guests are welcome. FAAST WINGS credit available. Enter the rear of the building, east of the loading dock, up the stairs.

Organized “hangar flying” focused on building proficiency and practical knowledge in instrument conditions. Our meetings use real-world scenarios to engage members and allow a free exchange of information that improves awareness and skills. Visitors and guests are welcome. FAAST WINGS credit available. More information at: https://chapters.eaa.org/eaa43/imc-club

Discounted food and drinks will be provided for those who bring their pilot certificate. Come join us for an evening of food, bowling and networking.

While visiting FlyteCo, be sure to join the Blonde Bombers for an unforgettable journey to the top of the historic Stapleton Airport Tower. You‘ll learn about the history of the location and get insights into what it‘s like to be an Air Traffic Controller on this 45-minute guided tour. Tickets are $20 and all proceeds will benefit the Blonde Bombers race fundraiser for the Air Race Classic thanks to the generous owners of FlytCo Tower and FlyteCo Brewing. Tickets can be purchased at https://blondebombers.com/#tower-tour

Tour times are 12:30 PM Lunch Tour, 3:30 PM Happy Hour Tour, or 6:30 PM Sunset Tour. The views are unbeatable.

Please note: There is no elevator on this historical tour! You must be able to walk up 11 stories, (two sets of stairs per story/floor).
All tour guests must be 10 years of age or older
Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
A signed waiver will be required once you arrive.

EAA 301 is participating with the Colorado Air & Space Port (KCFO) on a pancake fly-in event. Please join us for pancakes and coffee. There will also be a FAA Wings Seminar available hosted by the local FSDO. The FBO will be offering fuel discounts to fly-in attendees during the event.

Join us as Inspector Chris Avdem from the Denver Flight Standards Office talks about the FAA Compliance Philosophy and what to do when you get that ‘we have a number for you’ from ATC. Inspector Avdem will discuss the compliance philosophy and how the FAA is trying to improve safety in the National Airspace System.

Flex your knowledge and win free beer and prizes at FlyteCo. Trivia begins at 7 PM until 9 PM. Show up early so you can claim your lucky seat! 10% of all profits at FlyteCo go to supporting the future of aviation.