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2017-2018 Officers President, Greg Cook 208 651-6319 c Vice president, Murdo Cameron 208 640-1620 Treasurer, Elsbeth Roach 760 963-0615c Secretary, Charles Branch 208 277-8025 Harry Caviotto, 208 659-2662 Scott Keller, 978 413-9618 Dean Haagenson, 208 772-9753 Gretchen Roth, 208 660-2661 Joan Genter, 208 661-3773 Allen Peterson, 208 719-0876 Gene Soper, 208 755-1193 c Mike Zaidlicz, 208 755-7653 Brett Seright, Webmaster Phil Cummings, Airport advisor/ Cd'AAA Board, 208 661-7400 Cd’A Airport Association: c/o Treasurer P.O. Box 2124 Hayden, ID 83835
Calendar of Events:
CdAAA Board Meetings, 5:30 PM
Aug. 15, 2017
Meeting place: CAP Bldg, KCOE
Airport Advisory Board Meetings,
5:00 PM Aug 9, 2017 at the airport
office.
Website: cdaairport.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CDAAirport
Association
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Aug, 2017 Coeur d'Alene Airport Association Newsletter
CdAAA July Meeting Minutes: The CdAAA meeting of July 18th was called to order at 5:00PM by Vice President Murdo Cameron, at Resort Aviation to welcome airport director Steven Kjergaard with a community open house followed by the monthly Cd’AAA meeting. Director Kjergaard gave a short personal history and a summary of the airport
operations since he’s been at KCOE. It was a nice opportunity to ask
questions of our Director and he provided answers and much appreciated
information.
CdAAA sincerely appreciates the availability of our new Director and his
enthusiasm for his position here at Coeur d’ Alene Airport. The success of the
Social is directly due to the wonderful help from hosting Resort Aviation,
chairs/tables supplied by Latitude Aviation and Murdo Cameron, a wonderful
treat provided by Local Deli (Rathdrum) and much help from our CdAAA
members. Thank you, Thank you ALL! It was wonderful to see and visit with
you again.
The Business Meeting was suspended until the August meeting.
Submitted by
Elsbeth Roach, Treasurer
Minutes from Last Board Meeting:
Greg Gfeller, 208 691-1045
Important Notice for CdA Airport Tenants: Several hangar owners at KCOE, as well as local interested folks were in
attendance at an informational meeting regarding the Airport Master Plan
Update, in the Airport Office on Wednesday, July 26, at 3:00PM.
Representatives Damon Hunt and Mitch Hooper from Mead & Hunt welcomed
attendees to this Stakeholder Kickoff Meeting. They have planned four Public
Open Houses, six Stakeholder Meetings and will be coordinating with City of
Hayden, Kootenai Metropolitan Planning, Idaho Transportation Dept., and
FAA.
Cont’d page 2
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Airport security is everyone's responsibility
Coeur d'Alene Airport Association Newsletter August, 2017
Welcome new/renewed members for JulyAugust:
Tracey Bonner Carl Cederquist Gary Suko Gretchen Roth Mark Verstegen Jim Thorpe
Multiple Year Members Air Coeur LLC Bruce Jones
Charles Branch Liz Jones Murdo Cameron Bob Kirkwood Harry Craviotto Mike Kostur David Cummings Elsbeth Roach Daryl Foreman Gene Soper
Chris Walsh John Huckabay
Inceptus, Jeff Fouche Barry Wood CdAAA Membership fuel discount cards were issued at the July 18 meeting to all members who attended. Please pick up your membership card at the next (August 15) CdAAA meeting.
Please give your attention to Page 6 where our Corporate Donors are identified. Visit their establishments often and give them a big “thanks” for their support of CdAAA and the Coeur d’Alene Airport.
Monthly meetings of Cd’AAA occur on the third
Tuesday of each month, beginning at 5:30PM, at
the Civil Air Patrol Bldg at 2410 W. Miles, Hayden
unless otherwise announced.
Cont’d from page 1 KCOE Airport Planning Meeting
Stakeholders were defined as those representing a diverse
group of interests, including: Corporate/Tenants,
Land Use Agencies, Economic Development,
Transportation Groups, Pilots. Not Schools?
Areas of study include Aircraft Traffic Counts, Runway
Analysis (looking into “decoupling” runway ends),
Land Use (noise analysis, Huetter Bypass, land
development on North side of airport)
There was a rousing discussion on the importance of
KCOE to the surrounding communities and the
income provided by airport tenants, private as well as
business/industrial. Some comment affected that the
County does not include all the income that should be
credited from property taxes, employment in
commercial buildings at/surrounding the airport, etc.
Discussion also centered around the airport
perimeters and pilot safety, as well as that of the
surrounding areas.
This is the beginning phase of the study, however,
meetings had already begun with the City of Hayden,
and the County. CdAAA is asking for volunteer
Stakeholders (3) to join the Stakeholder Committee.
If you are interested, please contact Greg Cook,
CdAAA President.
Meetings are tentatively set for September, November
2017, and January, March, June 2018. More
information will be provided about future meetings.
Plan to attend as announced.
As reported by Elsbeth Roach
The Cd'AAA recommends that hangar owners and renters be pro -active about preventing trouble at the airport and participating in airport watch activities.
We encourage all hanger owners and renters to
place the above Emergency Contact sign in a
window visible from the street. This will provide a
quick way to notify the hanger owner or renter if
anything unusual is noted by airport personnel or
other hanger owners.
Signs can be obtained from Murdo Cameron,
640-1620.
Coeur d'Alene Airport Association Newsletter August, 2017
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This Mooney J20 is owned by Air Coeur, LLC a
partnership of 11 members. This is an awesome
machine. It‘s a great plane for IFR with upgrades and
a sweet GPS unit. Air Coeur has two CFIIs available
who can help you earn your complex endorsement.
You’ll need 150TT/25 Complex/5 in Type OR 10 hours
dual/15 landings & takeoffs. And the price is right!
With a $5000 buy in and $125/month dues, $87/hr
(wet), you can have a partnership in Air Coeur and be
flying this beauty. If a member needs to sell out and
can’t find a buyer, the Club will buy it back after 12
months membership. For more info, contact Elsbeth
Roach, [email protected] or 760-963-0615.
FAASTeam Seminars for WINGS Credits
Contact:
Robert Ticknor Elsbeth Roach
FAASTEAM Program Manager 99s Contact: Spokane Flight Standards District Office [email protected]
Air Coeur's Mooney J20
Latitude Aviation Basic Country II
Our 2nd Basic Back Country flying
course is nearly full! In the
ground, learn the basic concepts
to survival and flying excellence in
the wilds in an intense 8 hr ground
course. Then, go put that new
knowledge to work at a selection
of local airstrips, such as Magee,
Cavanaugh Bay, and more.
Email to sign up jeff.f@flylatitude
aviation.com
Cost $550 for flying, $120 for
ground only.
Greetings, Aviators!
You should become a weather expert but to do that, you need help.
So, here are my favorite weather resources:
1. Weather Flying by Robert Buck
2. "The Front," which is a newsletter published by the National Weather
Service
Here are a couple months you might find useful:
November 2011
October 2008
Unfortunately, the publication dates are a bit spotty, but it's worth going
through the back issues. Weather fundamentals don't change and it's a
good supplement to my next suggestion:
3. Advisory Circular 00-45H
If you only read these three publications, you will be well on your way to
understanding how weather effects your flight.
It's easy to learn about weather, but it's hard to make the correlation
between the written weather and how it will effect your flight. It takes
experience.
So, I know this may be a controversial thing to say, but when the
weather makes you uncomfortable, you should consider taking off
anyway just to see what it's like. You can always turn around...
I can't tell you how many times I've taken off with a borderline (but
legal) METAR and I've been able to make it, much to my surprise.
I know when to say "no" because I have gotten into the air and learned
what a METAR looks like on the ground AND in the air. You'll never be
able to make that connection until you takeoff.
That's it for this week! Fly safe!
Sarah Fritz
ThinkAviation.net
● Coeur d'Alene Airport Association Newsletter August, 2017
http://www.flexmls.com/link.html?1apu332qge8m
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Provided as a courtesy of
E/MAX of Spokane
Kathy Amistoso
http://www.kathyamistoso.com
Bellanca Citabria 1973 7ECA
1480 hours total time airframe and engine. 250 hours since top overhaul.
Lycoming O235-C1 115 HP. Peterson Auto Fuel STC.
ICOM IC-A210 Com, King KT76A transponderw/encoder, Sharc 7 ELT.
FlightCom 403 intercom.
Basic gyro panel, electric turn&bank.
Rear seat heater.
New tires, brakes and battery.
Milman aluminum spar conversion STC(no wood spar AD).
Milman aluminum leading edge conversion STC.
New Ceconite on wings, finished with Stewart Systems EkoPoly. Fuselage
and tail recovered in 1999. Hangered since. Excellent condition.
Annual good to June 2018. $43,900 OBO
Attention pilots ! A unique opportunity to own this
completely remodeled 2 bedroom 2 bath home
overlooking,and frontage of, Providence Lake, includes a
1/14 ownership in the Timber Basin Airpark Community,
a private and registered airport located in Sagle Idaho
near Bottle and Garfield Bays of Lake Pend Oreille.
2,200 foot runway. The original home has been
completely upgraded - bathrooms, wiring, new carpet,
paint, and is ready to move in. Space to build personal
hangar available.
Carolyn Joslin,
Fortus Realty 208-699-8887
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Located KCOE: Carl Cederquist 208 284 0119
Doing the Drone thing!
More than 185 UAV Vendors Flying in to Las Vegas
You're invited to dive deep into the world of commercial
drones coming to Las Vegas, September 6-8.
InterDrone is the world's largest dedicated commercial
UAV event and we've got a super discount for you:
Save an Extra $100 off any Conference Registration
with the code: SKYE
Dive into the hottest topics in Agriculture,
Construction, Emergency Services, Cinematography,
Mining and Aggregates, Inspection, Mapping, and more
with the 125+ sessions and panels at the show. Then
cruise the exhibit hall and check out the 185+
vendors showcasing the latest hardware and
pioneering software and services. Network at the
evening reception, marvel at the InterDrone Film
Festival, connect at the Women in Drones
Luncheon, and learn more at After Hours sessions.
Put yourself at the center of the commercial drone
revolution at InterDrone! Submitted by Charles Branch
Get “em While They’re Hot!
Local Aviation Club Sponsors A-10 Fly-in/Static Display
KCOE on September 9, 2017
Plans are to have TWO Military Elite A-10s, aka Warthogs, make an appearance at
Coeur d’Alene Airport, Hayden Spokesman, Murdo Cameron, who has worked with the Pentagon to arrange this fly-in, says that planned activities include the Warthogs on static display, a hamburger lunch ($8.00) a possible beer garden, and the local car clubs are invited to come out and show their stuff. This could be a great way to finish off the summer.
Let’s all keep our fingers crossed!
Coeur d'Alene Airport Association News August, 2017
Below RV-3A, 160 H.P. O320, MT Electric prop, Mk12D radio, AT-150 transponder, VFR instruments, engine monitor. 331 TT, 70 SMOH. $28,000
Right 1962 Cessna 182E, first year of the back window and wide body. Solid airplane, hangered, no corrosion, dual Nav-Comm, transponder, intercom, BAS inertial shoulder harnesses. Set of wheel pants included. 5137 TT, 738 SFRM. $48,000
Below Radial engine Champ project, engine mounted and has run. 150 H.P. engine is new, 9-cylinder engine monitor, no radio. Look and make offer, engine was over $20K.
More Lots of cheap/free stuff… free fridge, hi efficiency gas furnace $100, older gas furnace free, KR-1 canopy free, portable BBQ free, etc.
Need to come by and look.
My hanger is located at 2756 Sikorsky [west side of airport, 3rd hanger in on the north side of the taxilane]… also says 406 on it for Block 4 Lot 6. If someone sees that I’m there [silver Dodge pickup or silver Jeep Liberty] they are welcome to stop in.
For Sale My flying days are over due to health issues so I have a Cessna 182E and an RV-3A for sale. Also am cleaning out the hanger and have some aviation items and other stuff to get rid of if someone can use them… some free, some are probably worth a few bucks. Johnny Johnson, 772-2401 [email protected]
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Chompers Café has been a favorite of pilots and friends of the Coeur d’
Alene Airport. Open for Breakfast and Lunch, offering a popular catering
service…Chompers is just a block over on Prairie, in Hayden, next to
Stoddard Park. A great place to enjoy a great meal. Stop in!
Coeur d'Alene Airport Association Newsletter August, 2017
CORPORATE DONORS
Resort Aviation is the premier aviation center for
the jet traffic at KCOE. One of the longest operations on the field, Resort welcomes guests
with full service facilities.
Located across the street from Resort Aviation, North Idaho Cider offers cool refreshment at the end of your flying day! No driving required.
******************************
Anne Anderson of Lakeshore Realty is a pilot, Vice
Chair of the InterMountain Chapter of The Ninety-
Nines, Inc. and a proud sponsor of CdAAA. She’s
ready to serve your real estate needs.
Farm Bureau’s motto is “Unmatched Customer Service,”, and for members of the CdAAA that means up to a 15% discount on their policies. In addition to the 15% discount we have local adjusters that will give prompt service come claim time. An Idaho based company, with a Best rating of “A”, we ensure the highest level of service.
CdAAA is “mad” for
MAD BOMBER BREWING CO. 9265 No. Government Way Hayden, ID (Just a “hop” from Coeur d’Alene Airport)
Based at KCOE
for 4 years,
Latitude offers
premier flight
instruction and
several fine
planes available
for rent for the
most reasonable
rates.
[email protected] 208-635-0805
The Local Deli
delivered a scrumptious
assortment of deli
delights for the CdAAA
Social on July 18.
Thank You Local
Deli!6600 Commercial
Park Ave., Rathdrum
208-712-3494
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Joan Genter is a hardworking member of CdAAA and also serves as a n esteemed member of the CdAA Advisory Board. Thank you, Joan and helpful hubby, Ron.
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CdʼAAA 2017 dues reminder The Coeur d’Alene Airport Association operates on a calendar-year cycle. That means everyone’s membership of $25 is up on December 31 and due again on Jan. 1 of the next year.. Please pay your dues promptly and retain your voting rights at the Annual Membership Meeting. Thanks, Your CdAAA Treasurer.
Coeur d'Alene Airport Association Newsletter August, 2017
Dues are $25 per year
