Our Fall fly-in scheduled for November 9th, 2024 has been cancelled due to a scheduling conflict.
Instead, on November 9th, most locals and our Chapter members will be going to the Stag (7NC1) Fly-in located in Burgaw, N.C., EAA Chapter 297. Plan to arrive about 10 a.m. or so.
Stag Air Park is turf, 4000 x 125 feet. See Sectional.
(Note: All frequencies and other aviation statements are subject to change. Please review current ATC information before flight.)
CONWAY AIRSPACE is Class E - Controlled airspace with no ATC tower or radar approach control. Please use Unicom 122.7 (if you have a radio) as we will have advisories on that channel. Weather advice is available on AWOS-3: 119.525 (Tel: 843-397-8046)
Suggested pattern altitude: 1000 AGL for General Aviation and 500 feet for Ultralights.
Reminder: Conway’s runway is outside of MYR’s Class C airspace but it is fairly close to the outer ring so we offer the following information: If you are outside of MYR’s inner ring but inside their outer ring, your altitude should remain under 1200 feet in order to stay out of the Class C airspace. Anyone inside of MYR’s inner ring at any altitude must have a mode C transponder, radio, have ADSB Out, and be communicating with ATC – ultralight’s should avoid that inner ring area of course!
2012 saw beautiful weather and plenty of BBQ to go around.
Download and Print/View our Flyer for 2012's fly-in.
EAA Chapter 1167 assisted with the fly-in at the Conway Airport on April 30, 2011. It ran from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. See this flyer for the full scoop.
In May, EAA Chapter 1167 hosted the South Carolina Breakfast Club fly-in at Green Sea Airport.
Our Annual Fall fly-in is held every year on the first Saturday in November which happens to be November 5th 2011.
There are usually 40 or more aircraft of all types including ultralight, light sport,
and general aviation.
We have BBQ plates for a small donation, airplanes, and great company
See our gallery for lots of great pictures from past events.
SC Breakfast Club Fly-in: Was
held again this year at Green Sea Airport on May 2nd, 2009. It was a beautiful day!
Lumberton Fly-in: See the Lumberton Fly-in Website for more info.
2008:
Fall Fly-in: Our Fall fly-in was held the
first Saturday in November, the 1st. We had a great
crowd and a huge line waiting for the BBQ. There were about
40 aircraft of all types including ultralight, light sport,
or general aviation Great
food, airplanes, and great company
- don't miss this one next year!
Spring Fly-in and Sport Aviation Convention: Was
held again this year at Lumberton as part of the Mid Atlantic
Fly-in location at the Lumberton N.C. Airport (KLBT) on May
16, 17, and 18, 2008.
2007:
The start of the 2007 fly-in season began with Sun-N-Fun at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport (KLAL) in Lakeland, Florida. This massive event ran a week, from April 17 through April 23rd. See www.sun-n-fun.org for more info.
This year's Mid-Atlantic Fly-In & Sport Aviation Convention at the Lumberton Airport (KLBT) in Lumberton, NC was the best yet. It ran three days from May 18 through May 20, 2007. It was much, much more than just an airshow! See http://www.mafsac.com for more info. Here are some pictures of our booth there.
The Oshkosh Airshow (officially EAA AirVenture Oshkosh) is an annual gathering of aviation enthusiasts held each summer at Wittman Regional Airport (KOSH) in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The event is presented by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA). The Oshkosh Airshow is seven days long and typically begins on the last Monday in July - in 2007, that will be July 23rd through July 29th. See more information at http://www.airventure.org/. This is the world's premier aviation event!
We had our annual fall fly-in and bar-b-que last year
on Saturday, 3 November 2007 and it was a fantastic success. Here are some
pictures from the event.
2006:
We had our annual fall fly-in and bar-b-que in 2006 on November 4th. It was a fantastic success. Here are some
pictures from
the event.
The annual Georgetown Fly-in and BBQ was held
at Georgetown Airport (GGE) on December 9th, 2006. The BBQ was prepared again by Gene Baker, Georgetown County's
famous pork Guru. It was complimented with many side dishes as well by the famous Beach Chef and former long
time owner/operator of Low Country BBQ. Get more information at http://carolinaus.com.
