On 8 August, we had the third of our barbecue gathering at CFB Greenwood in the airpark. General, we have 20-40 visitors who mingle, converse and eat from 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday. The other two gatherings were on July 11 and 25th. After the creation of the Atlantic Canada bubble on the July 12th we had fly-in’s from New Brunswick and PEI. The weather has been cooperating and all activities are outside.
The Fly-in to celebrate the opening of the new hangers at the Greenwood Air-park was enjoyed by an estimated 50 persons. It was great to meet and talk to friends, some of whom we had not seen for awhile. The barbecue was interrupted briefly by a downpour that cause everyone to take cover in the hangers. For more images of participants and aircraft see Fly-in Image Gallery
Sunday , May 12 at 2 pm, members of AVFA had a brief meeting and toured the new hanger.
See EVENTS: We will be having a Hanger Opening Fly-in on June 29th.
New Hangers and AVFA tour.
Opening the bifold hanger door.
Three aircraft per bay. Eric Sawler’s Cirrus in front. The hanger walls are insulated.
CFB Greenwood – 31 August and 1 September
Civil Aviation Area at CFB Greenwood.
Information on the Civil Aviation Activities at CFB Greenwood operated by Freeedom Aviation Society (FAS) are available at its new website with access via either
Below is an aerial view of the Kings Aerodrome as viewed from the south. The road is Saxon Street east of Route 358.
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