JANUARY 2014 ISSUE

FUEL

Current posted prices are:

Avgas- 100LL: $5.90/galJet-A w/additive: $5.32/gal

-Avgas Special Pricing-

25 cents off per gallon onthe first weekend (Fri., Sat.,& Sun) of each month.

Large quantity discounts are

available.---------------------------------

WINTER HOURS(Effective 10/30)

0600-18007 days per week

Early or late service cantypically be made availableby special request. There isa $50.00/hour fee, with atwo hour minimum for earlyor late service. Whether itis a quick turn, rental car,overnight hangar or all ofthe above, call us at 717-792-5566 to pre-arrangedependable after hoursservice. ---------------------------------

Night Approach Update As reported last month, bids have been received for the clearing projectnecessary to re-establish our night approach to Runway 35 and they are withinbudget. We are currently waiting on the FAA to complete their airspacing studyfor the work. Initially the FAA was under the impression (through a miscommunication) that allwork was to be done on airport property, eliminating the necessity for anairspace review. Later, however, they discovered the off-airport property workand required an airspace study. The process is being expedited and we hope tobegin the work by the end of January and have it completed by the end ofMarch.

Runway Ice... Check NOTAM's! We would like to take the opportunity to remind all pilots that even after thesnow has fallen and been removed, there is always a chance that icy patchescould remain on the runway for an extended period (especially given the recentArctic temperatures). We will issue NOTAM's daily to update runway conditions if slick spots remain andbraking action is poor. The latest NOTAM information can be found atwww.notams.faa.gov.

Kitty Hawk Restaurant Update The Kitty Hawk Restaurant closed on December 31, 2013 and there are nocurrent plans to re-open the restaurant. The main dining area will be turned into a passenger waiting area/lounge and thesmall dining area will be converted to a pilot lounge. Coffee and vending machineservice will be available in the former main dining area.

Air Race Classic 2014 Flying Through KTHV

The 2014 edition of the Air Race Classic, an all-woman transcontinental air race,will pass through KTHV airspace during the middle of next June. The airspaceadjacent to the runway at the York Airport will serve as the "finish line" and willbe the final timed low pass that is recorded, to conclude the timed portion of therace. The ARC aircraft will then continue flying to their final destination of Capital CityAirport (KCXY), which will serve as the terminus of the race. More detailedinformation will be posted in future editions of the "Runway Reader" as the eventdraws nearer. www.airraceclassic.org

Meet Your Flight Support Team

Mark Tomlinson - Line Service Technician

Mark started with York Aviation in 1992 working part time and rejoined the teamin 2003 after serving as an Avionics Technician in the United States Navy. Whilein the Navy, he graduated aviation electronics schools at both NAS Millington, TNand NAS Miramar, CA, and went on to troubleshoot F-14, F/A-18, S-3B and E/A-6B avionics aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) during one overseas

deployment cycle. He earned the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Aviation Enlisted WarfareSpecialist designation and logged one trap in a C-2 Greyhound. Mark also has"big airport" FBO experience, having worked the busy ramps at both Las VegasMcCarran (KLAS) and Harrisburg International Airports (KMDT). So if you show up in anything from a Cessna 150 to a Boeing 767, you can restassured Mark has the experience and knowledge to service your aircraft withprecision and timeliness -- to ensure you and your passengers have a pleasantstop in York, PA.

Runway Reader Classifieds

Narco 122 NAV Unit

Narco 122 NAV - $950This is a complete ILS unit that fits in a standard 3 ¼ inch hole. I purchased thisunit on Ebay about 4 years ago for my aircraft but, because of health issues,never installed it. Last fall the unit was checked out on the bench by Ben Travisat Smart Avionics at Deck Airport. The reason for the low price is the nav flag isinoperable. All nav frequencies are selectable and operable as well as all localizer and GSfrequencies. The localizer, glide slope and marker beacons all worked perfectly. There is a very slight rough spot when selecting the frequency but all frequenciesare easily selectable. The CDI needle is responsive and accurate and when anILS frequency is selected the localizer needle and GS needle are precise. This willmake a great and economical primary or backup ILS unit where panel space islimited. It comes with a connector. Contact: Jim Trygg 717.319.0817------------------------------------------------------------------------1/3 Partnership in Sport Air, Inc. - $13,000Owner of a 1973 Cherokee Challenger - 180 HPBased at THV York, PA. Hangar 22Contact: Brad Hengst 717.873.5404------------------------------------------------------------------------

--- Classified Guidelines ---Starting next month (December issue), we will have a special classified section,just for you. There is no charge for Runway Reader subscribers to post ads.Here's how you can submit your ad:

1. Send an email to: mtomlinson@york-aviation.com with the followinginformation:

- Product to be advertised (plane, parts, intercoms, etc...)- Description of product and price- Attached photo of the product- Your name, city, state, and email address (phone optional)

2. We will format and post your ad in our new special section. It will run until itsells (up to 6 months). 3. Once your product is sold, please notify us immediately so we can have itremoved from the listings. We hope you enjoy this new reader service. And please keep the suggestionscoming. Simply email mtomlinson@york-aviation.com

-YORK AVIATION MONTHLY TRIVIA CONTEST-

50/50 CHALLENGE

"Earn an additional 50 cents off per gallon of fuel up to 50 gallons by winning our monthly challenge!"

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JANUARY 50/50 QUESTION: This airport with daily commercial flights is named after a test pilot. Name the airport and its location. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DECEMBER 50/50 WINNER: Congratulations to Porter Houston, of Hunt Valley, MD, for winning last month's challenge. "Beechcraft Model 17 Staggerwing" was the correct answer. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Contest Rules:

1. Responses must be submitted via e-mail to mtomlinson@york-aviation.com with contestant's name andlocation (city, state). 2. The first fully correct response will win, and a notification e-mail will be sent. Notification email mustbe printed and presented to our front desk to receive discount. 3. Discount is valid for a single fuel transaction up to 50 gallons. 4. You must be an active "Runway Reader" subscriber to be eligible to win. 5. A subscriber may win only one time per calendar year and discount must be redeemed within one year

of notification. 6. Responses will be accepted until the 25th of the month of that issues challenge. 7. Employees of York Aviation and York Aviation Operators are not eligible.

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