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A jam-packed weekend of aviation activities makes the Rocky Mountain Regional Fly-In (RMRFI) a must-attend summer event for pilots and aviation enthusiasts from across the country. The 31st annual Fly-In will take place August 28-29 at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (KBJC) in Denver, CO.

“The wide range of pilot-related activities at the 2010 event represents Colorado Sport Aviation’s continuing dedication to the flying community.” says Jim Cimiluca, president of CSA, which hosts the event.

Event volunteers will greet pilots flying in to the RMRFI with the Pilot Stimulus Package, including a FREE pancake breakfast for the first 100 pilots who fly in to the event and register their aircraft, beginning at 7:00 a.m. While registering, pilots and aircraft owners may enter their aircraft for judging against the other aircraft on display, according to Experimental Aircraft Association standards in five different categories. Winners will receive awards and bragging rights. Aircraft owners interested in selling their aircraft or pilots considering buying will want to check out the new sales display area and take advantage of CSA website listings.

A German Tornado, an aircraft not even seen at the nation’s largest air shows, and an MV-22 Osprey will be among the many aircraft on static display. Up to 100 exhibitors, including aviation vendors, aircraft manufacturers, all branches of the military and great food vendors will fill the spacious Metro Airport ramp. On the main stage, CSA will present Stories from the Ramp throughout the weekend, featuring personal stories and insight from industry professionals.

Any individuals, organizations, vendors and sponsors interested in becoming involved with CSA, the air show and fly-in are encouraged to visit www.COSportAviation.org. Additional information on the 2010 fly-in will be posted as it becomes available.