Title:
Flying VFR in Chicago area Airspace and the Lake Shore
Topic:
How to fly VFR in and around the Chicago Airspace and the Lake Shore and do it safely!
Speaker(s):
Jim Harvilchuck, A&M Aviation
Brief Description:
Jim Havilchuck will walk you thru the Chicago Airspace so that you can go and do things by air that you may not have felt safe doing. Some great flights, fly the Lake Shore, that a day trip, take a dinner flight. And do it VFR!
Location of Seminar:
Illinois Aviation Museum at Bolingbrook
130 S. Clow International Parkway
Hangar One
Bolingbrook, IL 60490
Directions to Venue:
Museum located in north most hangar (Hangar One) facing runway at Bolingbrook's Clow International Airport. Clow Airport located in Bolingbrook just west of Weber Rd, south of Boughton Rd, and north of I55. Aircraft parking in front of airport cafe. Auto parking in airport parking lot and in front of Hangar One. Caution: Hangar One is located on an active ramp.
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Seating:
125
seats at the facility,
0
remaining for online registration.
Registration Information:
Seminar has passed.
Sponsoring Division:
FAASTeam West Chicago, IL
Additional Event Information & Acknowledgement of Industry Sponsor(s):
How to fly VFR in and around the Chicago area and the Lake Shore.
With the world busiest airports, restricted areas, airline traffic, TV and police helicopters and some of the tallest buildings in the world, getting around the Chicago area can be intimidating to even the most experienced pilots. This seminar is designed to make life easier for you to navigate this area and see and do things that people travel from around the world to see and be safe while you are doing it.
- We'll take you to the Lake Shore
- Plot out day trips that offer sites and adventures
- Dinner flights - great food within a hour or less
And you can do it under Visual Flight Rules. This seminar goes into all the detail of navigation, who you communicate with, what you need to do to plan your trip, flight altitudes and answer your questions.
This event is sponsored by the Illinois Aviation Museum at Bolingbrook.
Equal Access Information:
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