Formed in 1957, Mid-Atlantic Pilots Association is a non-profit flying organization dedicated to air safety, aviation education and flying camaraderie. All levels of pilots, student pilots and aviation enthusiasts are invited to join. 
PALS Above & Beyond
Morristown 2017 Event

Friday, September 15, 2017
6:30 pm to 10:30 pm

Morris County Golf Club
36 Punch Bowl Road
Morristown, NJ 07960

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MAPA ANNUAL MEETING

MAPA had its 2017 annual meeting at Lincoln Park Aviation on June 8. In addition to discussing plans and activities for the upcoming year, members also elected the new Board of Directors. Jim Kahle is the newest board member and will serve as Fly-Out Coordinator.

BEDMINSTER, NEW JERSEY TFRs

Many of you may have read that the President may be spending some time this summer at his golf club in Bedminster Township, just north of Somerset Airport. When that happens, a temporary flight restriction will radiate 30 nm from that site and within 10 nm of the golf course there will be a “no-fly” zone, Somerset and Solberg Airports will lie within that 10 nm zone.

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NEWS

Meetings

MAPA has a monthly meeting held on the second Thursday of each month. We often have a speaker or an animated discussion on hot aviation related topics. Our programs have covered a variety of topics including aviation safety, flying adventures, weather and many others. More...

Fly-Outs

Monthly fly-outs are usually held the Saturday after our meeting, but may occur earlier or later to coincide with a destination event. Our exciting fly-out destinations include air shows, major aviation fly-ins, great restaurants, Class B airports, Bahamas, Canada, and many others. More...

UPCOMING Events

Here is a list of upcoming exciting events. Click here for full details on each event. 

Member Aircraft

Featured Photo

Frank Galella was doing a job (UAV) a few weeks ago at a huge Container yard right by Newark Airport, its was the first untethered operation in their airspace that the FAA issues, just happened to get this shot while they were setting things up.
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