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Globalparts Group Inc. Acquires Type Certificate and Assets of Meyers Aircraft 3 years ago
GlobalParts Group, Inc. of Augusta, KS, distributors and producers of quality parts for business and general aviation, announced today that they have acquired the Type Certificate, intellectual property, tooling, and assets of the Meyers Aircraft Model 200 type design and have formed a subsidiary, Interceptor Aviation, to facilitate the servicing and support of the iconic […]
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Meyers 200s Reviving Bygone Days as Air Race Favorites; Looking to Create ‘The Team To Beat’ in Upcoming Competitions 1 year ago
Augusta, KS, April, 2016—Dr. Jamon Pruitt, a cardiologist from Little Rock, Arkansas, likes flying. He’ll be the first to tell you that he’s a pilot who happens to be a cardiologist—not the other way around. So, last year, when he entered his Meyers 200D in the FAC1RG Class at the 2015 AirVenture Cup Air Race […]
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MEYERS 200 WINS AGAIN! 1 year ago
John Secord Flies Meyers 200C to victory in FAC1RG Class at Sun-Shine Express 400 with an average speed of over 223MPH Augusta, KS, April 7, 2016—John Secord is no stranger to flying fast in his regularly flown Glasair Super II so Sunday’s Sunshine Express 400 from Greenwood, South Carolina to Winter Haven, Florida was another […]
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2016 Meyers Aircraft Owners Fly-In – Sept 21-24 10 months ago
The 2016 Meyers Aircraft Owners Association Fly-In will be held at the Creve Coeur Airport, near St. Louis, Missouri, September 21-24. We’ll have private tours of the aircraft museum on the field which has both an OTW and a 145! We’ll have plenty of time for taking in the sites that St. Louis has to […]
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Meyers 200 Owners’ Maintenance Manual 6 months ago
The beta version of the Meyers Aircraft Owners Association’s model 200 maintenance manual is now available. It’s a work in progress so if you have any updates, changes, corrections, or additional information to share, please let us know. You can download the PDF version here Or, buy a printed copy here
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2017 Meyers Aircraft Owners Annual Fly In 4 months ago
The 2017 Meyers Aircraft Owners Association Fly-In will be held on June 22-25, 2017 at the Bentonville Muni Louise Thaden Airport (KVBT), near Fayetteville, AR. Dr. Jamon Pruitt will be our gracious host and will be sure to entertain and make available plenty of local museums, activities, and fun. This years event is being themed to […]
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Jim Jones replied to the topic Reasonable Crosswind Limitations for an OTW on pavement? in the forum Meyers OTW 5 days ago
Donald, it’s an honor to know someone that knew someone that knew Charles Lindbergh! That’s quite a story.
As far as three pointing the airplane, I try to do that on the grass. I’ve tried on hard surface but it’s not pretty. My now deceased friend, Captain Chuck Downey, who flew Helldivers in WWII off the USS Ticonderoga, three pointed no matter…[Read more]
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Hello how are you? As far as what’s new I am enjoying everything about my Meyers
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Donald Shipp replied to the topic Reasonable Crosswind Limitations for an OTW on pavement? in the forum Meyers OTW 2 weeks ago
Mr. Jones,
Thank you so much! Any information is appreciated. I have never bent an airplane, and I hope that I never do. This airplane was previously owned by the now deceased Tom Doherty for 50 years who was my first flight instructor. Tom was in WWII, Korea, and Viet Nam. He flew P-51s out of St. Paul, MN for 1,000s of hours, and he once…[Read more]
Jim Jones replied to the topic OTW maintenance seminar topics in the forum Meyers OTW 2 weeks ago
The only alternative to crawling back to the tail and greasing it from the inside is to grease it from the outside. First, I found a few things that make greasing from the inside a bit easier. Raise the tail to level, remove belt, shoes and anything that will get caught on anything and make sure you have everything before you go in! While in…[Read more]
Jim Jones replied to the topic OTW maintenance seminar topics in the forum Meyers OTW 2 weeks ago
The only alternative to crawling back to the tail and greasing it from the inside is to grease it from the outside. First, I found a few things that make greasing from the inside a bit easier. Raise the tail to level, remove belt, shoes and anything that will get caught on anything and make sure you have everything before you go in! While in…[Read more]
Jim Jones replied to the topic Reasonable Crosswind Limitations for an OTW on pavement? in the forum Meyers OTW 2 weeks ago
Donald,
Congrats to your dad for restoring and preserving a great piece of American aviation history! I’m glad that your OTW is alive and well. With your experience you shouldn’t have any problems with the OTW on pavement. If you can fly a Champ, you can fly the OTW. It’s an elegant lady!
In lieu of a published crosswind component, it comes down…[Read more]
Donald Shipp started the topic Reasonable Crosswind Limitations for an OTW on pavement? in the forum Meyers OTW 2 weeks, 2 days ago
My Dad owns an OTW that is recently restored. It was restored because a previous partner severely ground looped it and tore off the landing gear. It took years to rebuild. I flew it about 10 hours last summer and have not landed it on pavement as of yet. I have over 1,000 hours of tail wheel time, and over 20,000 hours of total flight…[Read more]