Cable WEB Gram, Page 5

As The Beacon Turns . .

Cableites have been busy with their projects; traveled to the far reaches of the world; joined together in the proverbial search for a fun place to fly for breakfast, brunch, or dinner; and taken that terrifying step into the wild blue yonder, trusting that their many hours of love and labor will hold together until they touch down again. Most of us other Cableites never hear about these adventures or possibilities. Along with other pertinent happenings affecting Cable Airport.…....As The Beacon Turns . . . . . . .

Next EAA meeting will be Thursday Jan 5th.

Mr Ed Mallony, curator of the Planes of Fame Museum will talk about some recently acquired photographs that came from the Tall-Mantz museum.
The meeting starts at 7:00 pm. All are welcome.

The Air Show Committee is putting the final pieces together for a great weekend of planes, planes, planes! We just wanted to remind the tenants that the North East gate and the South gate off Dewey Way will be closed for the weekend.

Entry to your hangars will be accessible only by the South East gate by the Quonset hut.

Your gate card will be your "ticket" in during the air show hours of 7am to 5pm.
If you have passengers in your car with you, they will need to pay the entry fee as posted. All guests going to your hangar to "visit", will also have to pay the entry fee.

The Shade Hangars will be blocked off during the aerobatic performances per request of the FAA

Check out the information on the Home page——-Volume 43….....Just a little Cable Airport Trivia……......
The first issues of the Cable Gram were instigated by Roger Cable, a promotional item for Cable Commuter Airlines and Cable Flying Service, the first flight school on Cable Airport. Your current editors, Tony Settember and Mary Barnett have been diligently gathering stories monthly for the past 11 years. Prior to that, Bill Blanchard, Geri Silveira and several others have filled the position.

Gusty Winds Interfere with Santa's Arrival

Thanks to our Santa Ana winds, Santa's helpers decided to just taxi down the runway, following the Upland Fire Department's Engine, with its siren blaring. It caught the attention of the 100+ kids lined up on the little rock wall in front of the terminal building.

Waiting to help deliver all the toys to the kids, the Upland Fire Fighters, members of the Parks & Recreation Dept. and Project Head Start.

This is what Christmas is all about!!

www.cableairport.com Explore the Live Cams Hangar and see the
weather at the airport before you begin your journey.

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