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Flight-Line fly-in Greeters

This may be of interest to those who are part of an organization sponsoring fly-ins.  Our EAA chapter 88 of Wichita, KS has successfully used this method of welcoming pilots and crew for several decades, perhaps you might find it useful.  If not, I think it is a good read anyway.

http://www.eaa.org/chapters/re.....ightline-greeter.asp

Paul D. Fiebich

Well done Paul..another interesting article ...another chapter for that book your going to write..!!!

my only observation is...wow.... theres alot of tarmac.

regards Arthur

Very good article Paul. I've been to the Copper-State Fly-in and didn't near greeting that your chapter provides.

PS.  A good picture of you and your fellow greeters.

Great article.  You are so right.  Aviation...really, is about the people more than anything.

I really enjoyed this article Pual... Being so new to the world of aviation I have only been to one fly-in that I drove to, but it sure was fun for everyone!

I really look forward to being one of the pilots on final approach that everyone is watching, one of these days!!

-Sean