EAA Chapter 501 2025 calendar pages
Each month will be a .PDF file less than 1 megabyte in size.

CLICK to download October 2025 calendar page. On June 1, 2025 ten Chapter 501 pilots gave free airplane rides to 105 Young Eagles. Ben Good and Don Provost took the calendar photos. Our April and May events were rainouts. Our September event was cancelled by a VIP TFR.

CLICK to download September 2025 calendar page. Several Chapter 501 members found this Oshkosh photo on the Kitplanes web site (www.kitplanes.com). It was captioned: ChairVenture! Colorful Adirondack chairs and chapter signs at the Blue Barn highlight EAA's homebuilding spirit and creativity across the country.

CLICK to download August 2025 calendar page. Chapter 501 members did the honors on July 21 at the main entrance of the annual week long Oshkosh-AirVenture Fly-In, showing off our 50th anniversary banner presented to us by EAA Oshkosh along with our 2024 Gold Medal banner.

CLICK to download July 2025 calendar page. Chapter 501's June 21 Fly-In was cancelled by a Morristown-Bedminster VIP TFR. But that did not stop Fly-In Chairman Barry Morse from turning the day into a 50th Anniversary celebration picnic. Our group photo at the picnic on the west side of N07's runway was taken after our members, families and guests had finished off Nick Anzano's great lunch servings of smoked pulled-pork hot sandwiches. We are sure to do this again soon!

CLICK to download June 2025 calendar page. On May 7th Eric Sampson, at West Palm Beach, picked up his newly acquired 1986 Pitts S2-B (260hp 540 cubic inch, 3 bladed prop) and started flying north. He let us know "Owning one of these has been a long term aviation goal of mine and I'm incredibly excited for what's to come. So who wants to go for a ride? It will be in NJ starting next week. Smoke on!"

CLICK to download May 2025 calendar page. Weather permtting, our first Young Eagles Flight Rally of 2025 will be Sunday May 4th. Our May 2025 calendar photos are from our September 2024 Y.E. event, showing a big family crowd and happy kids! After a two hour delay due to a low ceiling, nine Chapter 501 pilots got 101 kids aloft.

CLICK to download April 2025 calendar page. Night flight! On March 10th Pete Nancoz took advantage of rare good winter weather and went flying. On Facebook he posted this photo commenting, "Nice sunset flight tonight. Perfect weather!" In the distance is Greenwood Lake and Upper Greenwood Lake. At the bottom of the photo is the north end of Monksville Reservoir.

CLICK to download March 2025 calendar page. Our March calendar photo, taken by New Hampshire resident John Parolin, is of Bev Weintraub and her Cherokee Archer on short final to the ice runway at Alton Bay, New Hampshire on February 22. Jeff Ross was along for the ride as co-pilot. Their day started with delivery of a "rescue dog" to a new family at Sky Haven Airport in Rochester, New Hampshire, not far away from Alton Bay. Bev has done a recap of their long day with more photos, for our March Propwash newsletter.

CLICK to download February 2025 calendar page. Our January 8 Zoom
(no-in-person) Chapter 501 meeting was on a bitter cold night. We had a big on-line turnout! Our screen-capture calendar page showed only some of all present. President Matt Lamm's agenda made sure we covered every topic of planning our year ahead activities including dates for our Young Eagles events and Fly-In, managing the scholarship fund, making sure we have volunteers to do the work and recruiting new members. Event dates will be announced when we get clearance from N07 management.

CLICK to download January 2025 calendar page. At our April 21, 2024 Young Eagles event Ben Good took this photo of pilot Dick Wedemeyer checking the registration paperwork of two Young Eagles who are about to go aloft in his Piper Cherokee PA-28-140, N543FL. EAA's World's Largest Logbook shows that Dick has flown over 160 Young Eagles. That's Barry Inglett in the yellow vest escorting kids and parents that day. Barry also flies Young Eagles in N543FL. On April 21, eleven Chapter 501 pilots flew 130 kids.