Welcome to the completely redesigned SASA website. Our aim is to give you up-to-date important information about Skagit Airport, to offer you a one-stop access to valuable aviation links and to provide you with information about SASA and the influence it has had, and will continue to have, on issues that affect our aviation environment. This site is now in the evaluation phase. To make it truly valuable to you, we need your input. Any ideas, any additions, any deletions to make it fabulous, exceptional, unique contact: us
Current Info, News and Events:
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NAS Whidbey Radar Facility Tour
June 2, 2012, Saturday: SASA has made arrangements for a group of up to 40 participants to tour the NAS Whidbey Radar facilities and to have an up close tour of the EA6B Prowler aircraft. All participants must pre-register and provide the following information to me for transmittal to NAS Whidbey prior to the event.
Please Reply to me, Kendall Gentry, by email with the following information to be put on the list, first come first served:
Full Name
Drivers License number and State
Date of Birth
Citizenship
FOURTEEN (14) PEOPLE HAVE ALREADY SIGNED UP. (as of 26 Apr)
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DUES INVOICE, For those who were unable to attend the annual meeting in January or who have not otherwise paid their SASA 2012 dues. Please remit if you choose to renew your SASA MEMBERSHIP by down loading the renewal form, Renew, filling it out and returning it with your payment to the indicated address.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!!!
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NOTICE:
The Kitty Hawk Cafe, under new management, will be open 7 days a week, starting April 9, from 6 AM to 7 PM. -
NOTE: Changes to Seattle Class B Airspace
Notice Number: NOTC3358
Seattle's Class B Airspace has changed! On December 15, 2011 the new VFR Terminal Area Chart for the Seattle Class B was issued. The physical shape of the Class B has changed including altitudes, radials and distances. Don't become a pilot deviation statistic because you don't have a new chart and fly into Class B airspace by mistake!
For details, check here
For the FaaST web site, visit here
And for even more info, contact:
Matt Wallitner
Seattle Approach Control
Phone: 206-214-4600
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Aircraft Washing: Washington State Dept. of Ecology is requiring the Port to ensure that all Aircraft are not washed in any area where runoff can get into the storm water system. Aircraft can be washed on surfaces that are pervious, ie. grass and dry washing in your hangar is fine.
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The Port does have a car wash kit that you can borrow for wet washing. They are currently designing a wash stand that will meet the D of E rules and will replace the one situated by Vertex Aviation. We know that this is a pain, but please work with the Port on this issue, it is not their fault!
For answers to any questions, contact: Sara Young or call (360) 757-0011.
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Renew membership: If you still haven't renewed your 2012 membership, please do. The more Skagit Pilots we have as members the greater our influence will be with the Port. It is only $25.00 a year. Thanks.