Smoketown Airport is not responsible for the photography, content, or production of the 2010 Fly-in Poster being offered by Cocalico Print Shoppe.

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* The Picasa Web Albums does not include the file name due to some odd database error while uploading. Your aircraft will be easier to find if you use the MobileMe Web Gallery.

Smoketown Airport is pleased to announce the Schedule of Events for the 2010 Fly-in. All pilots who wish to receive a FREE T-SHIRT need to register upon arrival (while supplies last…so get here early!). Those who register will also be eligible for an assortment of door prizes.

Details are subject to change, so stay posted here at the website.

Click here to download a PDF of the 2010 Fly-In Poster. (If you have an iPhone, tap here, then press and hold on poster to save to your iPhone.)

Meals & Entertainment

All meals will be held in Hangar “H”
Breakfast 8am-11am
Lunch 10:30am-3pm
Entertainment: Glen Hough on the Keyboard

Seminars (10am-12pm)

“Virtual Trip to the DC SFRA” Learn everything you need to know to operate in this airspace (Bob Reed, FAA Team Representative)

“Short Field Takeoffs and Landings” Are you prepared? Do you know your landing distance? Can you safely go around? (Bob Reed, FAA Team Representative)

Flying Events

Jump (Steve Lapp and Dave Newcomber) 1:00pm

Flour Bomb and Precision Landing Contest 1:30pm-2:30pm (Briefing at 1:00pm in Hangar G)

August 14 (Saturday) – Smoketown Airport Fly-In

August 21, 22 (Sat, Sun) – Missions Fest Aviation Fair

(NOTE: This article previously mentioned a “Community Day,” which is an invitation-only event. Please disregard unless you got an invitation!)

1. PilotAIM ($4.99) – PilotAIM is a great application for carrying around the… you guessed it, the Aeronautical Information Manual. Not only will this rid your flight bag of the 1-inch thick version, you’ll be able to easily find the information you are looking for with quick and easy search feature.

2. PilotFAR ($4.99) – Like it’s companion volume, the PilotAIM, PilotFAR sports the following features: fully offline access to the FARs, full text search, formatted for a small screen for easy reading, customization feature (which lets you bookmark your “favorite” regulations), email entries, and more.

3. ForeFlight Mobile ($74.99) – While sporting a steep pricing point for even the iTunes app store, ForeFlight Mobile is a great app due to its easy-to-use functionality, and its vast array of features that other applications can only attain but a part. For those wishing to have many things all in one application, this is a great app to add to your list.

4. PilotWizz (FREE) – Many apps in the iTunes App Store are free, and still very good. Sean Harding’s PilotWizz is one of this apps. You can save aircraft with its accompanying information (though you have to enter it manually based on the aircraft’s POH), and perform a simple weight and balance very quickly. It’s essentially a multi-function aviator’s calculator all in one application, and is easy to use. It will also help you plan your route of flight.

5. AeroWeather (FREE) – This application will prove to be one of the most useful apps for iPhone users who want instant access to the latest TAFs, METARs, and other weather information in one quick look (or tap). Pictured to the right, this app packs a very neat, clean look while packing a lot of information into a small area. Add favorites to your list, or simply search for the airport of your choice. It even has some symbols for VFR weather, MVFR, and wind gusts. Choose between Fahrenheit and Celsius and raw or translated METARs.

If you would like to know more about iPhone apps for pilots, this site is a good site to visit. You can also Google “pilot iPhone apps” and come up with a lot of suggestions. Or simply ask your pilot friend with an iPhone in her hand what apps she uses while flying.

If you have any applications you’d like to recommend, please do so in the comments below!

There are two places to view the gallery. Both are best viewed using the latest web browsers, which are available for free. To download the latest version of Firefox, please click here. For the latest version of Safari, please click here.

Click here to view the photos via MobileMe Web Gallery.

Click here to view the photos via Picasa Web Albums.

You are free to download them as you wish. If you want to purchase prints, please contact Ray Reeder by clicking here.

The photo above is the approximate look and feel of the shirt.

Details are subject to change, so stay posted here at the website.

Click here to download the 2009 Fly-in Poster. It is 8.5″ x 14″ (4.4MB in size)

Meals & Entertainment

All meals will be held in Hangar “H”
Breakfast 8am-11am
Lunch 10:30am-3pm
Entertainment TBA

Seminars (10am-12pm)

“Operation at a Non-towered Airport” with Al Hubler
(A second seminar is to be determined. )

Open House (8am-3pm)
Lancaster Aero Inc.
Sierra Aircraft Interiors
Dutchland Aviation
Aero-Tech Services

Flying Events
Parachute Jump
Banner Tow Demonstration
Flour Bomb/Precision Landing Contest