Whiteplains Plantation SC is a premier residential aviation community. Located 20 minutes W of Columbia, Whiteplains Plantation combines a quiet rural location, friendly neighbors, and access to some of the state’s best schools. There are currently 50+ aircraft based at the airpark. Pattern Altitude 1500' Right traffic 9 - ELV 524' Left traffic 27 - ELV 491' Rwy 3000' X 35' paved Columbia CAE approach FR N 133.4 FR S 124.15 CTAF 122.9 Lighted Dusk to 11:00 pm 3 clicks
Friday, February 29, 2008
Whiteplains Calendar March 2008
Whiteplains Birthdays!
March 3 - Micah Froese
March 4 - Doug Mackay
March 5 - Rich Mochak
March 14 - Julie Lucas
March 26 - Denise Perry
March 28 - Posie Cook
March 29 - Dennis Ramsey
March 31 - Nancy Bonacum
SCBC Fly-In Dates:
March 9 - *Alan Smoak Field (PVT) *Changed to Twin Lakes
Other Dates:
March 8 - 70's Dance at Jim Wheat's Hanger 7-10 PM
March 9 - Daylight Savings Time Begins (Spring Back 1 hr)
March 17 - St. Patrick's Day - Pilots Meeting 7:00PM
March 23 - Easter
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Gone Flying - Bahama - Here We Come!
Check out our new "Gone Flying" episode. Fun was had by all 19 people that went on the "Bahama Trip to Freeport". A big "Thanks" to Dennis Ramsey for putting this flight together. He is working on a new one for next year. Stay tuned.
Saturday, February 09, 2008
Trash Pickup - 2-09-2008
Thanks to 19 members of Whiteplains Plantation, 21 bags of trash was picked up on Windy and Golden Jubilee Road this morning. We had a nice breakfast at the Fastnaught's before the big event. See the Photoshow below.
Hope to see you at the next one.
Hope to see you at the next one.
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Clean Up Day!
Hello Folks,
It's that time again. We will be cleaning Windy and Golden Jubilee
roads this Sat. 2/9/08 starting at 8:30 AM at the Fastnaught's house.
There will be a lite breakfast and then we will start. As a reminder
please bring gloves. The clean-up usually take about a hour. We thank
you in advance for your help.
The Fastnaught's
N6447Q Back in the Air!
I received this video from the current owner of my old plane, N6447Q. As most of you know it rolled down a hill backwards and was totaled by the insurance company. It has been repaired, and the new owner is as happy as can be. Says it flys great, and he has added an engine analyzer to the panel. The only problem that he has had was the Generator went out after he bought it. Same problem I had when the accident happened.
Monday, February 04, 2008
New! Gone Flying Section
When pilots get together, we always love to talk about airplanes or about a destination that we discovered to fly to. With that in mind, I'm asking of all of you, the next time you go out and find that perfect $100 hamburer stop or really nice destination, to share it with us via the Whiteplains blog. If you happen to have your digital camera with you, take a couple of shots of the event and send it along with a short description of the trip or event to: duckey123@hotmail.com and I'll see that it gets posted to the blog.
To start it off, Bill Como and Don Cook took a trip to (RWI) Rocky Mount, NC after reading about the open house this past Saturday at RWI.
To start it off, Bill Como and Don Cook took a trip to (RWI) Rocky Mount, NC after reading about the open house this past Saturday at RWI.
Hosted by Air Care Aviation Services, Inc. featuring a display of the new Cessna 350 /400 Aircraft. The new Cessna's featured the industry-leading Garmin G1000 with the new Garmin GFC700 autopilot, like the rest of the Cessna line-up. While these new avionics are the best in the industry, the enhanced ergonomics and design changes of the 2008 Cessna 350/400 model cockpits have to be seen to be appreciated. Showcasing a functional cockpit of the NEW Cessna 350/400 with the G1000 and Cessna-exclusive ReadyPad. The event ran from 10AM to 4PM, with GOOD FOOD, BEVERAGES AVAILABLE, and 50 Cent FUEL DISCOUNTS FOR FLY- INS.
By noon the place was packed with people. Guess free food really brings out the folks.
Thanks Air Care for the great food and nice display of Cessna airplanes.
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