AGAZINE - Midwest Flyer

Geoff Sobering
Geoff Sobering
Dave Weiman
(To p Ph o t o) Leroy Brandt of EAA Chapter 1389, serves up a plate of
pancakes.
(Bo t t o m Ph o t o) Ron Grosso of Cottage Grove, Wisconsin, taxis his T28A
Trojan.
(To p Ph o t o) A Cessna 150F on takeoff.
(Bo t t o m Ph o t o) Families watch planes taxi and takeoff.
Geoff Sobering
Winning the most “colorful”
aircraft of the day was an Acro
Sport II owned by Bobby Davis
of Madison, Wisconsin, not to be
confused with air show performer,
Bob Davis of Woodstock, Illinois.
Bobby was especially “kid friendly,”
and helped dozens of children into
the cockpit of the aerobatic biplane.
Jay Martin of Madison, Wis.,
displayed his pride and joy – an
RV-8A – and there were plenty of
modern and vintage Cessna, Piper,
Beech and Cirrus aircraft on the
ramp, as well as light sport aircraft.
Aside from the flying
attractions at the fly-in, the new
“Confectionique” gift shop, located
in the main terminal building at
Middleton-Morey Airport, gave
many people a different reason for
attending the fly-in.
Anastasia Korbitz and Jessica
Regele are two crafting sisters
dedicated to finding forgotten vintage
trinkets and crafting them into
handmade treasures with a European
vintage flavor. Besides their own
craft-pieces, Confectionique features
A career
with a view.
Nationally accredited degrees in Professional
Flight, Aviation Management and Aviation
Operations-with Air Traffic Control emphasis.
Navigate your career path with us and make it fly!
crafts of other crafters and artists.
Call ahead for hours and special
events: 608-206-4590 (www.
Confectionique.com).
Parking and spectator safety
remains a high priority for EAA
Chapter 1389 members.
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