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2008 Slate of Officers

Your 2008 Officers elected at the Christmas Banquet are: Doug Hutson, President (912) 656-1017; Hal Sims, Vice President (912) 659-1040; Pat Shows, Secretary (912) 352-2557. Please call any of the officers with your questions or comments.


		May 2008 Meeting Change Posted by: administrator on Thursday, April 24, 2008 - 10:30 PM
		76 Reads The May Meeting of the Savannah Aviation Association will be held on Monday 19 May 2008 1200 hours in the Savannah Airport Commissioin Conference Room on the 3rd floor of the Savannah/Hilton Head Airport. The guest speaker will be Congressman Jack Kingston. He will speak to the issues of current funding of NextGen, user fees, and fuel costs for GA. Being as this will undoubtably be a highly publisized and attended meeting, RSVP's are expected. A box lunch will be provided for each attendee at a cost of $ 5 per lunch. RSVP's can be send to Doug Hutson via doug.hutson@gmail.com. This meeting will replace our normal date and time for our May meeting and will be the last meeting before our usual summer break. We look forward to seeing everyone there and welcoming Congressman Kingston. comments?


		Congressman goes to bat for GA on customs rule Posted by: administrator on Friday, February 29, 2008 - 10:25 PM
		112 Reads General aviation pilots who fly internationally have a sympathetic ear on Capitol Hill. AOPA Executive Vice President of Government Affairs Andy Cebula and AOPA member Jim Turner met with Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) on Feb. 26 to discuss the proposed changes in procedures for GA aircraft flying to and from the United States. Read more... (1999 bytes more) comments?


		Still Using Your Paper License to Fly?....Not for Long Posted by: administrator on Friday, February 29, 2008 - 12:00 AM
		110 Reads FAA MANDATES PLASTIC PILOT CERTIFICATE Still hanging onto your paper pilot certificate? You'll need to upgrade to a plastic pilot certificate by March 31, 2010. The FAA released its final rule Feb. 28, announcing the required switch to the certificate it deems is more counterfeit resistant. When the FAA proposed this mandate in 2005, AOPA members overwhelmingly supported the move to a more secure certificate. If you are attached to your paper certificate and original issuance date (the plastic certificate will have a new one), don't worry. You can keep your paper certificate for nostalgia; you just can't use it to fly. comments?


		Hodges Airpark Monthly Breakfast Posted by: administrator on Tuesday, November 29, 2005 - 07:54 PM
		473 Reads Please be advised that all past, present and future aviators and enthusiasts are cordially invited to Hodges Airpark each and every third Saturday of the month for breakfast and fellowship. All are wekcome to attend but be ready for a very hospitable time. It's a great place and another opportunity to hangar fly with local aviators. Call one of the Association officers for directions if you don't know where Hodges is located. Click on Read More for directions. Read more... (546 bytes more) 2 Comments



	Other Stories · May 2008 Meeting Change (Apr 24, 2008) · Congressman goes to bat for GA on customs rule (Feb 29, 2008) · Still Using Your Paper License to Fly?....Not for Long (Feb 29, 2008) · Hodges Airpark Monthly Breakfast (Nov 29, 2005)

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