PRC Airport Users Meeting and Presentation

When:  Tues, Oct 18, 2011 Where:  PRC Admin Bldg.
What:  Program: OSHKOSH Adventure by Bill DeRouchey
If you haven't been to Oshkosh, or if you have, you will enjoy this program.

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Snacks provided by Legend Aviation

NOTE:  A WARM WELCOME TO ALL OUR NEW MEMBERS AND A REMINDER THAT DUES ARE $10.00 AND ARE ALWAYS DUE IN JANUARY OF EACH YEAR. RE-UP FOR TWO YEARS FOR $18.00, THREE YEARS FOR $25.00 OR $100.00 FOR LIFE. BRING YOUR QUESTIONS, CONCERNS AND CONGRATS. THIS SHOULD BE A LIVELY MEETING.

THOSE WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR 2011 MEMBERSHIP CARDS PLEASE PICK THEM UP AT THE MEETING.


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PRC Airport Closure

Dear Airport Users,

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The Prescott Airport will be closed Saturday October 8th from approximately 11:20 AM until approximately 12:45 PM for an aerial demonstration occurring as part of the Octoberwest.

Additionally access may be limited to portions of certain ramps on the airport including but not limited to the South Ramp, the North Ramp, Legend Aviation, RittAire, and Monarch facilities. Please check your NOTAMs and plan accordingly for this event.



Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact me at the information listed below.



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Sincerely,

Benjamin Vardiman, ACE

Airport Manager
Prescott Municipal Airport
Ernest A. Love Field
6546 Crystal Lane
Prescott , AZ 86301
Office: (928)-777-1114
Fax: (928)-771-5861

Email: ben.vardiman@prescott-az.gov



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PAUA Seeking Fresh Faces: Prescott Airport Users Association Elections

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The PAUA is looking for some fresh faces in the next election!  Here's a message from PAUA's Oce Dotson:

November is election time for ALL the P.A.U.A. officers and board of directors. As the chairman of the election committee I am asking for volunteers to run for an office. The Offices are as follows:


President
Vice President
Secretary

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Treasurer
Director, Program Chairman
Director, Web Site Chairman
Director, Membership Chairman
Director at Large (2)

Anyone wishing to be placed on the nominating list for any of these positions please contact me, Oce Dotson 928-778-5841 or on my e-mail ociedot@cableone.net  or Jerry Lawyer 928-443-9333 or jjlawyer@gmail.com .



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Anyone wishing to be included must let us know prior to our October 18th Meeting. We will also accept nominations from the floor at the October meeting

The election will be held at our November meeting. Please plan on attending.

Thank you,

Oce Dotson


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Bring EXTRA Aircraft to Prescott

by FlyPrescott.com

As the politicians continue their partisan rhetoric about bringing in EXTRA AIRCRAFT to Prescott, here's our opinion:


Prescott is not only a tourism destination and retirement community, it's an incredible aviation and aerospace community. Prescott would be a perfect fit for Extra and vice versa. Extra would bring 100+ jobs paying $30,000 and up.

All the major principals at the airport such as Embry Riddle, Legend Aviation, Guidance Aviation and NorthAire would benefit. Extra would benefit as it would have a pool of graduates from these organizations to hire from.

We've heard some compare this to the Trader Joe's deal. That's simply not logical. Creating an aerospace center here in Prescott is a no brainer as Prescott is already a leader in flight training and aeronautical engineering. There would be no better place for an aircraft manufacturer to build it's product and brand it than amongst the future leaders of aviation.

It's time to start investing in something that's already built and established -The Prescott Airport and Air Park. Moreover, a well developed aerospace park / center would attract even MORE students to the Prescott Airport. More students, more visiting families, increased tourism, increased visibility for tourism, etc..

Prescott has, without a doubt, one of the most unique airports in the country. It's one of the busiest because of flight training. Our region is home to Lockheed Martin Flight Service. Prescott is the gateway to Sedona and the Grand Canyon and the flying weather is second to none in the country. It's time we invest in aerospace here in Prescott for all the right reasons.

Clear prop!

Related Links:
FlyPrescott.com
Visit Prescott
NorthAire
Guidance Helicopters
Guidance Aviation
Embry-Riddle
Legend Aviation

Thunder Over The Coconino, Saturday, August 27, 2011, Valle Airport (40G)

Mass Casualty Drill At Prescott Airport (PRC)

On Tuesday, August 16th, 2011 the Prescott Fire Department will be hosting a Regional Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) exercise at Ernest A Love Field in Prescott, Arizona. The exercise is expected to include over 25 regional agencies and 130 participants. Participating agencies include but are not limited to:

Prescott Airport Department

Prescott Fire Department

Prescott Police Department

Prescott Regional Communication Center

Central Yavapai Fire District

Chino Valley Fire District

Mayer Fire District

Groom Creek Fire District
Yavapai County Emergency Services
Life Line Ambulance
Native Air Ambulance
Department of Public Safety
Yavapai College
Yavapai Regional Medical Center
Prescott Unified School District
Civil Air Patrol
Trauma Intervention Program

Federal Aviation Administration

The purpose of the exercise is to coordinate a regional mass casualty incident response to minimize loss of life and human suffering. A mass casualty incident is an event with critical injuries or deaths exceeding the normal response capability of an emergency medical services organization. A bus accident, large weather related event, hazardous materials release, or acts of terrorism are examples of emergencies where a mass casualty incident might occur.

Funded by the Department of Homeland Security, the inter-agency exercise will provide an opportunity for regional agency participation in responding to a simulated mass casualty incident at a unique facility, the Prescott Airport . Additionally, this exercise will allow the Prescott Airport and its associated functions to test, evaluate the viability, and make improvements to the Airport Emergency Plan in accordance with federal requirements.


The inter-agency exercise will consist of a simulated aircraft emergency involving two aircraft with live fire and up to 25 patients who will need to be triaged and treated by responding agencies. The simulated incident is designed to assist regional providers in the use of our multi-agency partnerships, response of area resources, provide strategies in resource management, fire suppression techniques, emergency transportation, airport emergency operation techniques, hospital mass-casualty capabilities, and participating agency safety practices.

Sincerely,


Benjamin Vardiman, ACE
Airport Manager
Prescott Municipal Airport
Ernest A. Love Field
6546 Crystal Lane
Prescott , AZ 86301

Office: (928)-777-1114

Fax: (928)-771-5861

Email: ben.vardiman@prescott-az.gov

FAASTeam Seminar & Piper Sport Demo: Prescott Airport, Wings Credit, June 25

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Saturday, June 25, 2011 at 10:00am local, Guidance Aviation and Legend Aviation will be hosting a FAASTeam Safety Seminar and Piper Sport LSA Demo with raffle for FREE DEMO RIDE in the Piper Sport. You will be receiving Wings Credit for attending the seminar.
The seminar will take place at Legend Aviation's Mustang Cafe. Legend will provide complimentary coffee, water and pastries for breakfast. The Mustang Cafe will also provide lunch at cost. Those that are flying in can request progressive to Legend's ramp for tie down.



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Registration Information:
Click here to register online now!

Title:
Airport Surface Safety: Everything Inside the Fence; Watch Your Mark

Topic:
Airport Surface Navigation Safety at Ernest A. Love Field,
Prescott, AZ

Date and Time:
Saturday, June 25, 2011 , starting at 10:00 am
Speaker(s):
Rick Wright Lead FAASTeam Rep,
Chris Horton, Guidance Aviation

Brief Description:
This training opportunity is another in the series of the Airport Surface Incident Mitigation Strategy (ASIMS) national program developed to increase safety awareness and reduce airport surface navigation incidents across the country.

Select Number:
WP0739079
Location of Seminar:
Legend Aviation, "Mustang Cafe"
2020 Clubhouse Drive, Prescott, AZ. 86301.  View Map
Directions to Venue:
Drive in's - From 89 to McCurdy Dr, first right onto Clubhouse Dr and follow to Legend Aviation.  View Map 




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  Fly in's - Park on Legend Aviation Ramp.  View Map

Fly-in Seminar?:
Yes KPRC

Seating:
50 seats at the facility,
(Click event link to see how many seats remaining)

Sponsoring Division:
AWP-204 AZ FAASTeam

Contact Information:
RICHARD KINGSTON WRIGHT
Phone: (480) 203-0599
rick@wrightaviation.net

There will also be a 1pm presentation of Piper Light Sport Aircraft with demo ride after: http://guidanceaviation.blogspot.com/p/airafterwcraft-sales.html

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Additional Seminar Information & Acknowledgement of Industry Sponsor(s):
This training is designed to concentrate on “everything inside the fence” that affects airport surface safety. The program will identify problem areas and procedures that have led to surface incidents and incursions at the airport. AZ FAASTeam members and flight instructors will discuss the specific areas that have historically been problem areas or hot spots for surface navigation problems. All pilots, tenants, and students that operate at Prescott's Ernest A. Love Field are also welcome and encouraged to attend. The training will also focus on aspects of surface safety and will be tailored to the PRC operating environment.
FAAST Presentation will be approximately 10am - Noon. There will also be a 1pm presentation of Piper Light Sport Aircraft with demo ride after.

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*Our Thanks to Legend Aviation & Guidance Aviation for their facility and sponsoring of this event.
Pilot airspace deviations continue to be a major risk in the national airspace system. To reduce the chance that you might be involved in an airspace deviation incident, you are highly encouraged to take an on-line learning center course on http://www.faasafety.gov/ . Or search the learning library for associated guidance on airspace incursions. Remember, safe and prudent airmen have superior situational awareness and have a plan to keep it that way. Thanks! A message from your local FAASTeam.

Links:
Guidance Aviation: http://www.guidance.aero/
Legend Aviation: http://www.legend-aviation.com/

Piper Sport and Sport Cruiser Sales in Arizona:
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