Hey Everyone! This is my first event! I am super exited!
This event will feature KFRG airport. I chose this airport because one day, I would love to get a PPL or even a CPL. And since I live in Long-Island, this is the airport I would go to learn how to fly and eventually get my license. Please enjoy this event!
AIRPORT HISTORY
Occupying 526 acres in East Farmingdale, New York, Republic Airport is one of 12 airports on Long Island. The original airport layout plan (ALP) was prepared in 1927 and was adopted shortly thereafter. Republic Airport was originally developed by Sherman Fairchild and began operation in the Spring of 1928. During these early years the flying field was used to test aircraft made by Fairchild, American, Grumman and Seversky.
In 1965, Fairchld Hiller Corporation acquired Republic Airport and sold it to Farmingdale Corporation. In December 1966, the airport became a general aviation airport. By March 1967, the airport was of interest to the Metropolitian Commuter Transportation Authority as a means of meeting demands of aviation on Long Island. Recognizing the airport as an asset, Metropolitian Transportation Authority two years later aquired the airport at the cost of $25 Million. Ownership of the airport was transferred to the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) in April 1983, in order to promote economic development in the surrounding Long Island region. As a general aviation and reliever facility, Republic Airport generates $139 million in economic impact to Nassau and Suffolk Counties each year. Republic Airport is proudly and professionally managed by URS Corporation.
Today, Republic Airport is clearly postured for its many business aviation customers. Airport facilities include two fixed based operators to serve the needs of corporate and light general aviation customers. There is also a two- story terminal building that serves passengers ready to board charter flights to Atlantic City and other short distance destinations. The Main Terminal facility has also accommodated a number of aviation related events open to the public.
Republic Airport is home to The American Air Power Museum and the Long Island Republic Airport Historical Society. The American Air Power Museum welcomes aviation enthusiasts from around the world. The facility offers visitors the opportunity to see and hear WWII aircraft in flight.
The Long Island Republic Airport Historical Society was formed in 1987. The Society maintains the Airport Historic Exhibit on the first floor of the Main Terminal Building. Both organizations complement Republic’s place in aviation history.
http://www.republicairport.net/history.htm
AIRPORT DIAGRAM AND REAL LIFE PROCEDURES
PICTURE
EVENT INFORMATION
Server: Expert
Time: 2020-07-30T16:00:00Z (This will automatically change to your time zone :)
Aircraft: PLEASE ONLY USE: Cessna 172, Cessna 208 Caravan, Cirrus SR22, X-CUB, and the TBM-930.
Livery: Your Choice!
Destination: Your Choice!
Route: Your Choice!
Spawning: Please spawn into your GA parking space 10-15 minutes before the start of the event. If you are not signed up for the event, please do not take somebody else’s spot. If you would like a spot, sign up 😂.
ATC: I will try my best to get IFATC into this event. If I’m not able to, please use Unicom properly. Please be respectful of all rules in the expert server, and to all of the other pilots.
Lastly: HAVE FUN! If all the rules are followed, this will be a great and memorable event!
PARKING SITUATION
I will start off using 100 parking spaces. If we need more, I’ll definitely add them! There are about 300+ parking spaces for aircraft at this airport :)
GA PARKING SPACES
GA Space | Aircraft | Destination | Pilot |
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(GA)01 | TBM-930 | KOXC | @Daniel_Steinman |
02 | TBM-930 | KACK | @Butter_Boi |
03 | Cessna172 | KHTO | @AnonymouslyAnonymous |
04 | SR22 | KHYA | @GameBoy_KIRB |
05 | TBM-930 | KACK | @CaptainZac |
06 | TBM-930 | KMYV | @Cpt.F_1 |
07 | X-Cub | Flying VFR | @RTG113 |
08 | Cessna208 | Flying VFR | @DS2001 |
09 | Cessna172 | KPNE | @Bryan4558 |
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CHEERS TO AN AMAZING EVENT!!
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