COLORADO NINETY-NINES

Mile High Air Derby - Proficiency Rally - September 8

Next meeting:  June 9 - Airmarking a Compass Rose at Front Range airport (FTG). More information will be in the June newsletter.

What is airmarking? Check out the airmarking page.

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May 2012 Newsletter
April 2012 Minutes

Updated: 05/13/2012

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Places to Fly

Links to Colorado Aviation Sites

The Colorado Chapter was chartered on September 28, 1941. Our chapter currently has 119 members and is the largest chapter in the South Central Section. Our monthly meetings are usually held on the second Saturday of each month. We normally meet at Redstone College (Click here for map.) at the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, but check the newsletter for actual meeting location. We also have a Social Hour every 4th Thursday at either Centennial Airport (APA) or Rocky Mountain Metro (BJC). Please check the calendar for more information and locations on specific meetings. 

The organization's purpose is to engage in strictly educational, charitable and/or scientific activities and purposes, and particularly to promote aeronautical science. We provide many educational and safety activities.

The Ninety-Nines members work together as a group to provide support to other female pilots through each individual member's enthusiasm, interest and imagination. This support is carried through to the female student pilots who are just beginning to work toward their ultimate goals.

Interested in joining?

******** What We Do ********

The Colorado Chapter's activities include:

• Flight Without Fear clinics for airline passengers
• Girl Scout Aerospace Days
• Companion Flyer course for general aviation passengers
• Provide a Scholarship for a female student pilot
• Air Bear programs for grade school children
• Aviation talks to groups
• Aerospace education workshops
• Pilot safety programs
• Airmarking - identify airports by painting names on runways or painting a compass rose
• Serve on local and federal aeronautics commissions
• Support Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Awards

The Ninety-Nines and the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for Women Pilots 

• Support NIFA (National Intercollegiate Flying Association)
• Provide resource materials on women in aviation and aerospace