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NAI and other Black Flying groups To Join OBAP
at Its 2008 Convention in Miami
  
“Building A Flight Plan For The Future"
NAI’s Board Meeting will be held on
August 14, 2008 and August 15, 2008

Welcome to the 32nd Annual OBAP Convention
 
AUGUST 12-16, 2008
 Doral Golf Resort & Spa
A Marriott Resort
Miami, Florida
 
For more information go to www.OBAP.org
                        Organization of Black Airline Pilots
 Convention Information
 
Welcome From the President and Executive Director
Schedule of Events
Volunteer Opportunities
8/7/2008 - Pre- Convention: OBAP Aerospace Extravaganza
8/8/2008 - Pre-Convention: OBAP Presents Barrington Irving
 
 
Members/Friends of OBAP
Sponsors/Exhibitors/Vendors
 
 
Hotel: Doral Golf Resort & Spa A Marriott Resort
Rate: Single/ Double / Triple/ Quad occupancy $119.00 per night, subject to 13% room tax.
♦ Student Rates $109.00 per night, subject to 13% room tax
Reservations: (1-800-71-DORAL) ask for OBAP rate Reservation cut-off July 21, 2008
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
Tuskegee Airmen to fly into Selma
By Coy O'Neal
The Selma Times-Journal

Event a first for Queen City:
Selma will partner with Tuskegee in the 41st annual fly-in by members of Tuskegee Airmen Inc.

The airmen will fly into Craig Air Field May 22, part of a series of events for the Memorial Day weekend that will include a freedom breakfast at the St. James Hotel, a tour of the city, and the first annual Wings and Wheels Tailgate Party at the Craig Air Force Base, free to the public.
At least 15 of the original Tuskegee Airmen will be in attendance at the fly-in, including Charles "A-Train" Dryden, and James Shepherd.

Impact expected to be great:

The event will cover Highway 80 between Selma and Tuskegee.

Those involved with the project are enthusiastic about the potential economic impact the event can have on the Black Belt region.

African American motorcycle rider clubs plan to attend this year's fly-in.

The riders, who attend Black Biker Week in Myrtle Beach, S.C., have an economic c impact of several million dollars, and hopes are that the effect will be similar in Selma.

Roosevelt Lewis, chief executive officer and chairman of Global One Jets, a charter air service located in Boston and Tuskegee, said individuals from around the world — from Minnesota, to California, to the Bahamas, to Africa — come to attend.

The hope is that with the expansion of Operation Homecoming, more Alabama residents will come to observe their history.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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