25 Aug, 11, Source: PHPA
This year the PHPA and the Wings, Wheels, and Rotors Expo will be joining forces, with the PHPA taking a more active role in this year’s show.  The event is being held at the Los Alamitos Army Airfield & Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos on Sunday, October 23, 2011.
One of the tasks PHPA has taken is the invitation and securing of Public Service and Civilian Aircraft for this year’s show.
If you, your company, or your department/agency would like to fly your aircraft into the show and display it for the day, please fill out the three (3) attached forms ASAP and forward them to
LAAAF
Attn. Air Field Operations
4442 Doolittle Av., Suite 2
Los Alamitos, CA 90720
If you need assistance or have any questions regarding the paperwork, please contact SSG Joey Munoz in Airfield Operations at 562-795-2571.
Editor note – as with many other industry events, this is in the HeliHub.com Events listing
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