Nashua EAA IMC Club updates

[James Carlson]

I'm about to send out the announcement for the meeting this month, but I 
have a couple of important updates to send out first.

1. National Flight Simulator in Manchester is holding an open house on
    May 1st/2nd (Saturday/Sunday) from 10AM to 2PM.  Free BBQ, raffles,
    and more.  (Rain dates are May 15th/16th.)

    https://nationalflightsimulator.com/nfs-aviation-weekend/

    Steve is looking for folks to help out.  If you're willing to put
    your plane on static display or take youngsters up for 15 minute
    flights during the event (note: not Young Eagles), please get in
    touch with <dispatch at nationalflightsim.com> and
    <steve at nationalflightsimulator.com>.

2. A note from Ron Shusterman <A90lsc at gmail.com>, NATCA Lead, Boston
    Consolidated TRACON Local Safety Council, who attended our February
    IMC Club meeting:

    Something I forgot to mention during our Zoom meeting with the Nashua
    Pilots. Because Runway 6 is the calm wind runway at MHT it is used
    quite often. We’ve been having issues with aircraft climbing or
    descending to or from ASH transitioning through the final. The base
    of the Class C is 2500 in that area but the arrivals are tracking the
    Glide Slope down to 2000 inside of 10 mile final. The ASH Tower
    usually transmits on the ATIS that MHT is on Runway 6 but to most
    pilots that doesn’t mean anything especially itinerants. If you can
    do me a favor and just let the group know about the Runway 6 Arrivals
    and to be careful. Thank you for your time again and have a great
    weekend. If anyone has any questions feel free to send me an email.

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James Carlson         42.703N 71.076W         <carlsonj at workingcode.com>