The
Flying 64th - Oliver Springs
The Flying 64th is a general aviation club located in the heart of
East Tennessee between the shadow of the Cumberland Plateau and the foothills of
the Smoky Mountains. The airport (designation TN08) is just two miles north of 
Our
club (presently 25 members with several student pilots) owns two aircraft, a
Cessna 172 Skyhawk and a Cessna 150. We fly out of a nice 3000 foot grass strip
- a private airport known as Braden Field with a history that goes back to
World War 2.
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![[IMAGE]](https://flying64th.tripod.com/osi_v2.gif)
Go
see a real photo of the
"one-five"
approach
to Braden Field
CLUB Aircraft Scheduling:
To get to our sign-out calendar, click on
Cessna 150 Sign-Out **Cessna 172 Sign-Out
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We have room for several NEW MEMBERS to the club, and are the least
expensive club in the region.
Email --> Mark Eddings
for more information and requirements to join.
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Here's a list of Local
Flight Instructors for those who want to start training to fly - try
out an inexpensive orientation flight with one of these certified flight
instructors.
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Thanks for visiting - email us or come down to the airport and see us!
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Here's a picture of our Cessna 150 on the grass
ramp at Oliver Springs.
Our other plane, a
Cessna 172, is sitting just outside our hangar area.
From overhead, a view of the airport while on downwind for runway 15
from 1800 feet.
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Some General Aviation LINKS that may be of
interest:
A comprehensive NOAA site for Aviation
Weather
A quick LINK to Airport Information and
NavAids
Aircraft shopping? Try Find-an-Aircraft
or Controller
Check your student pilot skills at the Written
Test Prep Site
Lots of GA stuff at LANDINGS
Aircraft parts and supplies - Aircraft Spruce &
Specialty
and - Wag-Aero
Aircraft
Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA)
For rules and regs, FAA