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Volume 30 Number 1
January 2016
AVIATION EXPO 2016
IFR/VFR SAFETY SEMINAR
FLYING COMPANION AND ASPIRING PILOT CLASSES
Bring your favorite passenger for an upgrade
AVIATION VENDORS EXHIBITS
Including Avidyne, Pipistrel, Stick & Rudder, Aviation World and more
ANNUAL AVIATION EDUCATION DAY
IFR
VFR
CHARTS + PROCEDURES
SPATIAL DISORIENTATION
ARTCC OPERATIONS REVIEW
CLASS B AIRSPACE
CROSSWIND LANDINGS
AVIATION WEATHER REVIEW
Featured speakers include
Jason Unger
Lou Wipotnik Dave Klopfleisch
Saturday
January 30, 2016
8:30 TO 3:30
Itasca Holiday Inn
860 W Irving Park Rd.
Itasca, IL
January 2016 page 2
2016 0FFICERS, DIRECTORS, COMMITTEE CHAIRS
PRESIDENT
Madeleine Monaco
847-431-1847
[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Gene Haig
224-578-5066
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Henry Fiorentini
847‐682‐4550
[email protected]
TREASURER
Ken Riesterer
[email protected]
DIRECTORS
Ray Dash
847-251-4281
[email protected]
John DeJoris
847-373-3988
[email protected]
Rogers Faden
847-312=8805
[email protected]
Arthur Gunn
847-962-9311
[email protected]
Howard Levinson
847-858-3638
[email protected]
AIRPORT SUPPORT NETWORK REP
Howard Levinson
[email protected]
847-456-1791
847-480-1118
SCHOLARSHIP S
Jason Unger
224-588-9364
[email protected]
BYLAWS/LEGAL
Bob Hanaford
312-899-9020
[email protected]
MASTER PLAN REP
John Dejoris
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP
Ken Riesterer
847-456-1791
[email protected]
Ray Dash
847-251-4281
[email protected]
847-373-3988
SAFETY/PROGRAMS Rogers Faden
847-312-6805
[email protected]
PAPA EVENT SCHEDULE 2016
All Board Meetings are held at Atlantic Aviation
in the Conference Room at 7:00 pm
JAN 4
1st BOARD MEETING OF 2016
JAN 17 12noon SNOW DAY CHILI PARTY (cancelled)
FEB 1
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
FEB 24 7pm SAFETY PROGRAM LOCATION TBD
MAR 5 8:30am AVIDYNE BREAKFAST ALLGAUER’S
MAR 7
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
APR 4
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
APR 27 7pm SAFETY PROGRAM LOCATION TBD
MAY 2
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
MAY 21 9am BREAKFAST/FLY MART NE TEEs
JUNE 6
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
JUNE 22 7pm SAFETY PROGRAM LOCATION TBD
JULY 5
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
JULY 13 6pm ANNUAL HANGAR PICNIC AND
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
AUG 1
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
AUG 24
SAFETY PROGRAM LOCATION TBD
SEP 6
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
SEP 17
FALL FLY OUT LUNCH
OCT 4
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
OCT 26
SAFETY PROGRAM LOCATION TBD
NOV 7
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
NOV 9
ANNUAL GENERAL MTG/ELECTION
DEC 5
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
DEC 10
SANTA TOY DROP SIGNATURE
DEC17
WRIGHT DAY DINNER SITE TBD
PWK FUEL
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Corey Kaplan
773-710-3269
[email protected]
WEBMASTER
Jim Kwasek
847-465-8359
[email protected]
NEWSLETTER MGR
Madeleine Monaco
847-431-1847
[email protected]
NEWSLETTER ADS
Rusty Stevens
[email protected]
847-910-2789
NEW MEMBERS THIS MONTH
FACEBOOK PAGE
Arthur Gunn
[email protected]
847-962-9311
Patrick Lepage
For daily fuel prices visit www.100ll.com or airnav.com
STILL COUNTING DOWN TO
AFFORDABLE FUEL AT PWK
The Chicago Executive Pilots’ Association Newsletter is published monthly This organization was formed in 1986 as a forum for the users of Chicago
Executive Airport (formerly known as Palwaukee) and a means to act as a conduit for information from the users to the governing body and from the
governing body to the users. Our mission is to promote the safety of operations and continued development of Chicago Executive Airport in a fraternal
environment with the pilots, users and community. Membership is open to any user of Chicago Executive Airport. Membership dues are $30.00 annually and include a subscription to this newsletter.
Letters to the Editor, feedback, concerns and questions and any articles submitted for publication must be received by the 20th of the month. Submissions will be printed on a space available basis and may be edited for style, length and appropriate content. Send text as a Microsoft Word file attached
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CHICAGO EXECUTIVE PILOTS’ ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER
1005 S Wolf Road Suite 106
Wheeling, IL 60090-6408
January 2016 page 3
CHICAGO EXECUTIVE PILOT’S ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETING
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Northbrook November 18, 2015
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Monaco and was being held in conjunction with our
Safety presentation by Dr. David Schall All Officers and Directors were present
Votes were cast for the Director positions for the upcoming year.
The winners were: Ray Dash, John DeJoris, Rogers Faden, Howard Levinson and Arthur Gunn
The meeting was adjourned by consensus at 7:15 pm and Dr. Schall’s presentation began.
PAPA SCHOLARSHIP & SAFETY FOUNDATION
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
Atlantic Aviation Conference Room December 8 , 2015
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm by President Monaco. Present were Haig, Fiorentini, Riesterer,
Dash, DeJoris, Faden, Miller, Doerner, Gunn, Loerzel,
The minutes of the last meeting were approved on a motion by Dash/DeJoris Passed
TREASURER’S REPORT Bank Balance: $ 20,806.91
ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned by consensus at 7:02 pm
CHICAGO EXECUTIVE PILOTS ASSOCIATION
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
Monday, December 2, 7:02 pm
The meeting was called to order at 7:02 pm by President Monaco, Present were Haig, Fiorentini, Riesterer,
Dash, DeJoris, Faden, Miller, Doerner, Prasad, Gunn and Loerzel
Minutes of the last meeting were amended—Miller was NOT present and then approved on a motion by Faden/
Miller approved
TREASURER’S REPORT
Bank Balance: $ 8,937.12
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Master Plan
DeJoris Entered the Analytical Phase. Will send out a survey with more detailed questioned.
Membership
Riesterer
Holiday dinner
141 members, and a new student pilot
Dash attendance is up to 47 people! Hoping for 60.
Facebook Gunn 81 members…
OLD BUSINESS Toy drop this Saturday Drop off at Signature Flight Services.
NEW BUSINESS Calendar submitted. July 5th is now a Tuesday meeting, ditto for September 6th Labor day.
Board Members voiced their ideas and desires for CEPA for next year….
The next meeting is Jan 4
The meeting was adjourned by consensus at 7:45 pm
January 2016 Page 4
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January 2016 page 5
MEMBER DISCOUNT PROGRAM
Chief Pilot
Jim Kwasek
We use GoPro
We use Foreflight
We are hiring!!!
If you’re an instructor who might be interested in
flying a lot, or just with one student, or intro lessons, or fill-in work we’ve got a job for you!
Great pay, flexible hours!!!
Check out our website
www.chicagoexecutiveflightschool.com
847-465-8359
Your membership card can be used for
discounts at select local businesses.
Current discounts include:
·
Allgauers on the Riverfront:
10% discount on food purchases
·
Aviation Universe:
20% off all chart purchases with free
media mail shipping
·
B. Coleman FBO at Gary Municipal:
10 cents per gallon discount on 100LL
Crowne Plaza Northbrook:
10% discount on food purchases.
Standard room rate $109 plus tax
(includes internet & breakfast).
·
D’Agostino’s in Wheeling:
10% discount on food purchases
Elly’s of Glenview
10% discount on food purchases
·
Future Automotive Warehouse:
70 East Hintz Road , Wheeling :
Currently available group discounts on
aviation and automobile related products
·
Gary Jet Center:
$0.30/gallon discount for all fuel
purchases or will meet the lowest onfield retail price, whichever is better for
the customer.
Johnny’s Kitchen and Tap
10% discount on food purchases
·
Signature Flight Support at PWK:
10% discount on 100LL fuel
·
State Farm Agent Ernesto Ramirez:
224 S Milwaukee Ave , Wheeling: $10
gift card for getting an insurance quote
We will be publishing additional discount opportunities
in the monthly Chicago Executive Pilots’ Association
Newsletter, and alert members via the webpage,
Facebook and in periodic e-mail notices.
A MESSAGE TO OUR MEMBERS
If you would like to volunteer for any committee,
please contact the person shown on page 2 and
let them know you want to help.
Although we have a core group of workers,
we are always open to new contributors,
and new ideas.
JOIN US!
January 2016 page 6
It Takes a Community to Promote Aviation
Promoting aviation to ensure its future viability and growth is something important to most of us who are involved with
it personally or professionally. Individuals and organizations have promoted and pursued programs dedicated to inviting newcomers to the fold, and the results have often fallen short of those promised. Yes, there have been a number
of one-on-one success stories, but the challenge is making this successful personal approach work on a larger scale.
The Raisbeck Aviation High School, a leader in science, technology, engineering, and math education is a worthy
model for all to consider because it unites aviation’s many communities in pursuit of a common goal. Founded and
operated by Highline Public Schools (District 401), RAHS serves 27 different school districts in the Washington’s Puget
Sound region.
Its campus is located at Boeing Field’s Museum of Flight, making it the
only aviation themed college-prep school that shares resources with an
aerospace museum. And it receives an inspirational assist from the 200
or or so aviation related businesses that surround the school. But it goes
beyond that, said Steve Davolt, RAHS’s coordinator of work-based learning. “Mentorships and internships have been an integral part of the
schools since it was started 12 years ago.”
Mentorship pairs an RAHS student with an area aviation professional, he
continued; both individuals make a one-year commitment, but many of
them continue three or four years, until the student graduates. Every
summer, nearly half of the 425-member student body participates in a
10-12-week internship, 60 percent of which are paid.
The internships run the gamut of freshmen getting their first experiences outside the home to going to work at Boeing,
which ran 14 internships at its Seattle-area facilities, said Davolt. “We had 21 kids on FAA internships,” and others
were at Boeing Field itself.
“Connecting and inspiring the next generation of aerospace professionals is our mutual goal,” says Bruce Kelly, RAHS
principal/CEO. Realizing this goal is goes beyond mentorships and internships to a robust roster of scholarships that
seem to embody the same community-wide focus.
Take, for example, the two scholarships each year by the
Pacific Northwest Business Aviation Association; since
2009 it has raised more than $50,000 for the awards at
its annual charity golf tournament. To be eligible for the
scholarships, seniors must continue their education in
some facet of business aviation, which seems only fair,
considering the sponsor. But “some facet of business
aviation” takes on fuller meaning in the scholarship information packet:
“The infrastructure required to support business aviation
is vast. Relevant areas include, but are not limited to, the
designing, manufacturing, brokering, educating, crewing,
maintaining, managing, insuring or legally representing
the business aviation community. Applicants shall produce an essay of 300 to 500 words showing their interest
in this field and how they feel their chosen education path
will contribute to the growth and viability of business aviation into the future.”
Not every locale is so rich in aviation resources like Seattle, but the model still works for a relationship between a
school district, the airport and businesses that serve it, and the aviation associations whose members give it life. As
RAHS has shown, aviation’s future, and the future of the individuals who will make it happen, are better served when
members of the community pool their contributions, whether they be large or small, in pursuit of a common goal that
benefits all involved. –Scott Spangler, Editor
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January 2016 page 7
At our Annual Holiday Dinner—this year celebrated at Chevy Chase in Wheeling—our Officers,
Directors and Committee Chairs stood to be recognized for a year of work on behalf of CEPA
From left to right—
Rogers Faden, Arthur Gunn, Guru Prasad, Jim Loerzel, Corey Kaplan, Jim Kwasek, Madeleine
Monaco, Henry Fiorentini, Howard Levinson, Keith Miller, John DeJoris, Ray Dash, Gene Haig,
Ken Riesterer and John Doerner.
Our thanks to everyone who made the year a success for the users of Chicago Executive Airport.
CHICAGO EXECUTIVE
PILOTS’ ASSOCIATION
1005 S WOLF ROAD SUITE 106
WHEELING IL 60090-6408
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Get aviation educated at the 2016 Aviation Expo
1-30-2016 Itasca Holiday Inn 8:30am
Get aviation educated at the CEPA Safety Meeting
2-24-2016 location and topic TBD 7:00pm
Get breakfast and aviation educated by Avidyne
at a joint event with Leading Edge Flying Club
3-5-2016 Hilton Northbrook Algauers 8:30am