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150202 CYCW CHILLIWACKAIRPORT RESTAURANT CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS PIE UNAVAILABLE  UNTIL FEB 6THPILOTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO USE THEIR GIFT OF FLIGHT AND EXPLORE OTHER AIRPORTSFULL LIST OF AIRPORT RESTAURANTS AVAILABLE HERE 1602021800 TIL APRX 1602061800

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Posted on behalf of the British Columbia Aviation Council ~ Open for nominations, this Award may be presented annually to a deserving High School student in British Columbia to assist in completing their Private Pilot’s License.  The student will have shown an interest in Aviation and will have demonstrated a commitment to complete Private Pilot

REGISTRATION REQUIRED ~Good communication between Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers is a vital part of keeping the skies safe. The BC General Aviation Association is pleased to present a tour of the NavCanada Area Control Centre in Surrey, BC There is a limit of 10 spaces available for this tour. If you are unable to take part

​January 16th 0900 PST The FAA/TSA Security NOTAM that caused so much confusion for the past two weeks has been reversed. Operations for general aviation aircraft are now back to the way that they were prior to NOTAM FDC 5/6289 on January 1st 2016.  COPA’s and partners’ work has come through. Amended NOTAMS are now public. ​Things

January 14th 1330 PST Operations normal as it was before this NOTAM as per Canadian TSA representative Mr. Stephen Perez. The NOTAM will be re-issued in the coming days with an exemption for Canadian GA aircraft. “Canadian GA Aircraft are instructed to disregard the NOTAM and not apply for a waiver” US NOTAM UPDATE Jan14th File

This information brought to you from the British Columbia General Aviation Association By now most pilots are aware of the recent FAA NOTAM:FDC 5/6289 ZZZ PART 1 OF 9 SECURITY SPECIAL SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR CIVIL AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS WITHIN OR TRANSITING THE TERRITORIAL AIRSPACE OF THE UNITED STATES This has implications on our ability to fly

This year the “Gravel Bar Cowboys” (Ken, Rick, Brandon, Darcy and a few others) opened up their exclusive Franks on the Fraser gathering to other pilots who wanted to join them on a secluded gravel bar in the Fraser River near Chilliwack (CYCW) to have a bonfire and swap some stories.  The weather forecast was

Dear Members, (Over 215 Total) We know that we have been very quiet for the past few months. We have been working feverishly to become registered as an official Society so that we can take the next step in becoming a Not For Profit Society. We had a few hurdles to overcome most importantly our name. As I