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Mon, Aug 21, 2006

EAA Sportair Fall 2006 Workshop Schedule Announced

Build Your Aircraft Construction And Restoration Skills This Fall

EAA's SportAir Workshop's offer an opportunity to practice your skills and techniques in aircraft building and restoration. SportAir workshops are scheduled this fall in Georgia, Maryland, California, Colorado, Wisconsin, Florida, Illinois and Texas.

Incorporating projects that tailor to beginners and experts, these one-to three-day courses focus on the skills needed to build various aircraft components, with the necessary tools and materials provided.   

SportAir workshops place a high emphasis on "hands-on" activities, with most courses spending only 25 percent of the total time in lecture and discussion. 

As always, EAA members are able to participate in these valuable educational workshops at a preferred rate. Pre-registration is required, as class sizes are limited.

EAA SPORTAIR WORKSHOP 2006 FALL SCHEDULE  

Dates

City

Program

Sept. 8-10  Griffin, Ga.    (TIG Welding)
Sept. 8-10  Frederick, Md. (Repairman-Inspection/Light-Sport Aircraft)  
Sept. 9-10  Corona, Calif.  (RV Assembly)
Sept. 9-10  Denver, Colo. (Intro to Aircraft Building, Fabric, Sheet Metal, Composites) 
Sept. 15-17  Oshkosh, Wis.    (Repairman-Inspection/Light-Sport Aircraft) 
Sept. 29-Oct. 1  West Palm Beach, Fla. (Repairman-Inspection/Light-Sport Aircraft)
Oct. 13-15  Griffin, Ga.    (TIG Welding)   
Oct. 21-22  Chicago, Ill. (Intro to Aircraft Building, Electrical Systems/Avionics, Fabric, Sheet Metal, Composites)
Oct. 28-29  Houston, Texas  (Electrical Systems/Avionics, Fabric, Sheet Metal, Composites)
Nov. 3-5   Frederick, Md. (Repairman-Inspection/Light-Sport Aircraft) 
Nov. 10-12  Oshkosh, Wis. (Repairman-Inspection/Light-Sport Aircraft) 
Nov. 10-12  Griffin, Ga. (TIG Welding)
Dec. 1-3  West Palm Beach, Fla. (Repairman-Inspection/Light-Sport Aircraft) 
Dec. 2-3  Corona, Calif. (RV Assembly)

FMI: www.sportair.org, www.eaa.org

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