2021 Antique, Vintage, & Experimental Fly-in/Drive-In
June 6, 2021
Green Castle Aero Club wants to thank all of the pilots and visitors who took part in our first-ever, and hopefully annual, Antique, Vintage, & Experimental Fly-In/Drive-In June 5 at the Oxford, Iowa-based flying club.
Despite the windy weather, the event was a huge success. More than 20 airplanes from all over Iowa, and even Wisconsin, flew in to showcase their beautiful planes. We also had lines of people waiting for rides in our club planes throughout the day.
Four awards were given for exceptional aircraft. The Oldest Airplane Award went to Tim Scheer of Cedar Rapids for his 1929 Fleet Model 2. The Long Distance Award was given to Webster City resident Michael Tindall, who flew 104 miles in his 1953 Cessna 170B. And People’s Choice Awards were given to David Yeoman of Mount Vernon for his Cessna 195, and to John Ockenfels of Iowa City for his Stearman.
Our fly-in wouldn’t have been a success without everyone’s participation, and we enjoyed the opportunity to show off our airport, see some incredible aircraft, meet some new and familiar faces, and spend time sharing our love of aviation.
Thank you for helping make Green Castle’s first fly-in a memorable experience. We hope to see all of you again next year!
Green Castle Aero Club wants to thank all of the pilots and visitors who took part in our first-ever, and hopefully annual, Antique, Vintage & Experimental Fly-In/Drive-In June 5 at the Oxford, Iowa-based flying club.
Despite the windy weather, the event was a huge success. More than 20 airplanes from all over Iowa, and even Wisconsin, flew in to showcase their beautiful planes. We also had lines of people waiting for rides in our club planes throughout the day.
Four awards were given for exceptional aircraft. The Oldest Airplane Award went to Tim Scheer of Cedar Rapids for his 1929 Fleet Model 2. The Long Distance Award was given to Webster City resident Michael Tindall, who flew 104 miles in his 1953 Cessna 170B. And People’s Choice Awards were given to David Yeoman of Mount Vernon for his Cessna 195, and to John Ockenfels of Iowa City for his Stearman.
Our fly-in wouldn’t have been a success without everyone’s participation, and we enjoyed the opportunity to show off our airport, see some incredible aircraft, meet some new and familiar faces, and spend time sharing our love of aviation.
Thank you for helping make Green Castle’s first fly-in a memorable experience. We hope to see all of you again next year!
Green Castle Aero Club wants to thank all of the pilots and visitors who took part in our first-ever, and hopefully annual, Antique, Vintage, & Experimental Fly-In/Drive-In June 5 at the Oxford, Iowa-based flying club.
Despite the windy weather, the event was a huge success. More than 20 airplanes from all over Iowa, and even Wisconsin, flew in to showcase their beautiful planes. We also had lines of people waiting for rides in our club planes throughout the day.
Four awards were given for exceptional aircraft. The Oldest Airplane Award went to Tim Scheer of Cedar Rapids for his 1929 Fleet Model 2. The Long Distance Award was given to Webster City resident Michael Tindall, who flew 104 miles in his 1953 Cessna 170B. And People’s Choice Awards were given to David Yeoman of Mount Vernon for his Cessna 195, and to John Ockenfels of Iowa City for his Stearman.
Our fly-in wouldn’t have been a success without everyone’s participation, and we enjoyed the opportunity to show off our airport, see some incredible aircraft, meet some new and familiar faces, and spend time sharing our love of aviation.
Thank you for helping make Green Castle’s first fly-in a memorable experience. We hope to see all of you again next year!
Green Castle Aero Club wants to thank all of the pilots and visitors who took part in our first-ever, and hopefully annual, Antique, Vintage & Experimental Fly-In/Drive-In June 5 at the Oxford, Iowa-based flying club.
Despite the windy weather, the event was a huge success. More than 20 airplanes from all over Iowa, and even Wisconsin, flew in to showcase their beautiful planes. We also had lines of people waiting for rides in our club planes throughout the day.
Four awards were given for exceptional aircraft. The Oldest Airplane Award went to Tim Scheer of Cedar Rapids for his 1929 Fleet Model 2. The Long Distance Award was given to Webster City resident Michael Tindall, who flew 104 miles in his 1953 Cessna 170B. And People’s Choice Awards were given to David Yeoman of Mount Vernon for his Cessna 195, and to John Ockenfels of Iowa City for his Stearman.
Our fly-in wouldn’t have been a success without everyone’s participation, and we enjoyed the opportunity to show off our airport, see some incredible aircraft, meet some new and familiar faces, and spend time sharing our love of aviation.
Thank you for helping make Green Castle’s first fly-in a memorable experience. We hope to see all of you again next year!
