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Chapter 651 has been active in the
Young Eagles Program since it's
inception in 1992.Our Chapter pilots
have volunteered their time and
aircraft to participate as Young Eagles
Flight Leaders and have flown over
2543 young people.
Young Eagles Program since it's
inception in 1992.Our Chapter pilots
have volunteered their time and
aircraft to participate as Young Eagles
Flight Leaders and have flown over
2543 young people.
EAA goal is to have 1,000,000 young
people grace the skies by the 100th
anniversary of flight in the year
2003! As long as you're between the
ages of 8 to 17. Not only will you fly
for free you will also receive an
official Young Eagle certificate and
your name will be entered in the
world's Largest Logbook.
There has been more than 1.2 million
Young Eagles to date.
people grace the skies by the 100th
anniversary of flight in the year
2003! As long as you're between the
ages of 8 to 17. Not only will you fly
for free you will also receive an
official Young Eagle certificate and
your name will be entered in the
world's Largest Logbook.
There has been more than 1.2 million
Young Eagles to date.
Young Eagle Committee Chairman Al Timmerman
Giving rides in his Enstrom Helicopter
The EAA Young Eagles Web Site hosts a
live Webchat the third Wednesday of
every month one hour 7:00pm to
8:00pm with various aviation celebrities.
live Webchat the third Wednesday of
every month one hour 7:00pm to
8:00pm with various aviation celebrities.
The list of pilots who flew in support of our Chapter is found on the link below
Jim Jahnke,our past President that
passed away in 1994. Despite the
number of years with the program
he flew 352 young people. To honor
Jim our Chapter scholarship
program was named after him.
passed away in 1994. Despite the
number of years with the program
he flew 352 young people. To honor
Jim our Chapter scholarship
program was named after him.
Updated 11/06/09
Therese Chevalier explaining the principle of flight
Young Eagles waiting patiently for their turn
Frank Derginer with future pilots.
Jim Fritsche with Young Eagle
EAA Chapter 651 Green Bay Wisconsin
Our Chapter President Clete Cisler flying
his Grand Daughter on a Young Eagle Flyout
his Grand Daughter on a Young Eagle Flyout
PEPE Anderas and Noel Clark organizing Young Eagle paper work
Images above were scanned from EAA Sport Aviation
Cirrus from Frontline Aviation
Mike Merow greeting the parents after a ride
Happy Eagles
Jay Baten back from a flight
Pat Heil in his Cessna
If you are interested in a Young Eagle flight for a school, scouts or individual contact Al below
Bob Kirshling with two happy Eagles
Young Eagles Flyout on a windy November day
Al Timmerman unloading Y/E
Phil taking three Y/E in his HUGHES
Bob Kirshling returning from a flight
Home school kids waiting in the cool weather
Chapter 651
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