Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Thanks to Minnesota Flyer reader, Rick Mercil for his open letter to readers. Enjoy!
A 1953 Piper PA-18A heads the lineup of aviators.
Hayden and Rick Mercil and his 1974 Cessna 1805 F.
Mille Lacs Lake 2018 Ice Port Fly-In brought in over 50 aircraft from all over the upper Midwest. Twin Pines Resort also served some delicious BBQ to warm up a body for the next flight.
Gary Black of Cirrus and Kent Nordell from Staples, both familiar faces at local and regional Fly-Ins. Behind the guys, the Cirrus SR22 G6 patiently awaits for Gary to take to the skies.
Fellow aviators:
We sure had a great couple of weekends in February and March for flying.
Jr's corner put on a great fly-in on February 24 on Upper Red Lake. The hot roast beef sandwich was one of the best I've had. Tanis Heater Company was a great sponsor and supporter of the event.
The next day my son and I made our way to Warroad, landed on the river, and walked up to the Legion for some great Pancakes. Amy with Wipaire was there and my son was given a really nice thermal mug and calendar.
A couple weekends later, Ice-Port 2018 took place on March 3. A beautiful Blue Bird day brought over 50 aircraft from all over the upper Midwest.
Twin Pines Resort did a great job with the BBQs. I got a kick out of the Minnesota outhouse they made available (aka fish house).
I found out about these events in the Minnesota Flyer and plan to keep flying to the upcoming events.
See you there!
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