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08/18/2018 All day

Mason Aviation Day

Mason Jewett Airport
Website:http://www.flylansing.com/about-craa/mason-jewett-airport#.UYvlkkAW2G9
Address: 655 Aviation Drive, Mason, MI 48854, USA

Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 55 will host MASON AVIATION DAY on Saturday, August 18th.

There will be an “All-U-Can-Eat” Pancake Breakfast (served with eggs, sausage, juice & coffee) from 7:30am to 11:00am.  Lunch will be served from noon until 2:00pm with Pork BBQ, Brats, and Hot Dogs on the menu.

Airplane rides will be available for $25 per person (weather permitting).

Lansing Community College Aviation Technology Center will be hosting an Open House in conjunction with this event and will be providing tours of their outstanding facility.  This will afford visitors to the airport an excellent opportunity to see and learn about this world class educational program available in our own community.

Many homebuilt, antique, warbird and general aviation aircraft are expected to fly in throughout the day.  Various aviation exhibits are planned.

EAA Chapter 55 invites all to come out to the Mason-Jewett Airport at the corner of Kipp Road & Eden Road in Mason for a fun day of food and planes, planes, planes.

FREE ADMISSION   ~   FREE PARKING

For more info, contact Drew 517-333-4531 or vickie@eaa55.org or visit www.eaa55.org

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