2024 Fly-in Visiting Pilots info

Welcome to the Wallowa County Fly-In

The ramp parking area will be closed from 5pm on Thursday July 11th through 1 pm Saturday the 13th for static display aircraft.

AWOS frequency 123.775 – or call (541) 432-0458

During the Event (Friday afternoon through Saturday) UNICOM frequency 122.8 will be monitored.

Parking directions will be available as well as information on under-wing camping on GROUND frequency 123.4.

Click HERE to see the layout of the ramp during the event.

No Spinning Props on the ramp inside of fenced spectator area on Saturday morning.

Tiedowns are not available in the grass parking areas.

Pedestrian Traffic – Please walk on the east side of taxiway and cross where directed near the fuel pad and then to the check-in tent.

Banquet and Breakfast Tickets – can be purchased at the check-in tent.

Pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash.

Bicycles cannot be ridden on the field or ramp.  Please walk your bikes to the gate.

Aircraft Parking is done at the discretion of the Ramp Boss.  Be sure to let Unicom or Ground know your intentions about staying for the show, for breakfast only or camping.

Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the field.

Ramp Area Etiquette – the ramp will have numerous display aircraft.  Please do not touch aircraft and keep an eye on the kids.  Please stay clear of aircraft that are being moved.

Transportation to Town – Shuttle, Courtesy Cars are available.

Hospitality – Check out the hospitality hangar for visiting pilots and passengers.  Please consider donations to the North East Oregon Aviation Foundation.

Noise Abatement – Be courteous.  Pull your prop(s) back as soon as practicable. Please do not loiter over town, Wallowa Lake or south of the field.

Side by side ATVs and golf carts will be on site during the daytime to help with transportation to and from the aircraft parking.

See the Fly-In page for the complete schedule.

Aircraft event parking at Joseph - KJSY

Arriving pilots should plan to park facing west, and west of the red line depicted in the grass, between the runway and parallel taxiway.

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Aircraft Fueling at Joseph - KJSY

The Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established stringent regulations for the routine handling, disposal and/or accidental release (spills) of aircraft fuel and other petroleum based products – complete with significant fines/penalties for non-compliance.

IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT…aircraft owners are financially responsible (and will be billed) for any environmental issues created by their aircraft. This includes accidental spills regardless of the cause [e.g. owner or operator negligence, vandalism, act of nature (tornado), etc.]

We offer these safety tips and best practices to prevent accidental spills and minimize financial obligation:

1. Secure (tie down) aircraft in anticipation of adverse weather including strong gusting winds.

2. Make sure aircraft is on level ground. If not, adjust fuel levels or plug fuel tank vents to prevent leaks.

3. Be careful when fueling aircraft. Over-fueling often causes fuel to run onto the ground and accumulations equate to contamination.

4. When checking aircraft fuel levels, do not dump sumped fuel on the ground.

5. Place pans under any leaking fuel or oil from aircraft.

6. Properly dispose of surplus fuels (sumped fuel and/or fuel collected from leaks)

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