2025 Curtis Fly-in

2025 Curtis Fly-in

June 27^st-29^rd

Welcome to the 2025 Curtis Fly-In hosted by EAA Chapter 609.  As usual, we are excited to welcome everyone back for the fly-in this year.

Listed below is a breakdown of what and when food is available and information about flying into and camping at Curtis.  Bring your tents and camp chairs and enjoy hanging out with other aviation enthusiasts.

*Note- NO pets allowed, leave your dogs at home.

 

Food- *Donations appreciated*

Friday evening- 6pm

Seafood boil

Saturday morning-

Coffee only

 

Saturday lunch-12pm to 2pm

Hamburgers

“Potluck” please bring something to share.

 

Saturday dinner- 6pm

Hot dogs

Oysters

 

Sunday morning-

Coffee Only

 

Note:    Saturday & Sunday Morning

We will provide two blackstone grills

You will need to bring whatever items you will need for your breakfast (food and Utensils)

 

Camping-

Under wing camping will be available on Friday and Saturday nights and located on both sides of the runway on the Mainero and Furjesi property’s. We will have campfires in the evenings for visiting and conversation, so don’t forget your camp chairs. Outhouses will be available, located by the Furjesi’s shop. (no shower facility) Ice will be available.

Flying into Curtis (0WA2)

Air and ground radio traffic will be on 122.900

Main runway is a north and south strip. 2100ft with trees and obstacles on both ends. There is drastically rising terrain just on the North side of the airport. If landing north and a go around is necessary generally a west bound turn out is used. Aircraft performance and pilot skill must be considered. Landing south requires a steep approach and is not commonly used. Both sides of the runway have deep ditches that can be hidden by tall grass. The north end of the runway has a road that butts up against the runway that is frequented by non-airport users so use caution. Do not taxi beyond the north end of the grass and be aware of vehicles crossing. The East/West strip is not considered a runway and should only be used in an emergency. That would be considered an off-airport landing. It’s 1800ft long with marked power lines on the west end and it is up-sloping to the east. The East/West strip also may or may not be used for overflow parking. If there are any questions, please contact Scooter Mainero at 907-331-8389

 

If driving, the address for car parking is 693 Curtis Hill Rd. Chehalis WA 98532.  Limited handicap parking will be available; all others should park in designated parking in the grass.

 

Traffic Patterns

North landing-Left

South landing- Right

 

Pets–

NO PETS ALLOWED. please leave dogs home.

 

Access-

Absolutely no public access will be allowed.

 

Contacts-

Scooter Mainero 907-331-8389

Jeri Mainero 907-539-1980

Steve & Jilene Furjesi 360-245-3478