| Flying Signaleers The Flying Signaleers is a non-profit airplane partnership located in Puyallup Washington at the Pierce County airport. The partnership began in 1956 when several signaleers from the National Guard stationed at Fort Lewis bought a 1946 Aeronca Champ (N2677E). The aircraft was purchased before any of them knew how to fly. They immediately began their training at Thun Field (now KPLU) under the tutelage of "Slim" Lawson. The group incorporated as the Flying Signaleers in 1958. As a partnership that began in 1956, this is perhaps one of the oldest flight partnerships in the US. The Flying Signaleers is primarily group of social pilots that value well-maintained equipment and friendships with other pilots. The Flying Signaleers partnership is the vehicle for bringing people together with similar interest. |
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Our Values We are not an aircraft rental service. The planes are owned, operated, cleaned, and managed by all of the members. The Flying Signaleers is a way for all of the members to share in the pleasure and pain of owning their own aircraft. As a partnership we value the following: In Members In our Aircraft Our Goals 2007 Goals 2006 Accomplishments 2005 Accomplishments 2004 Accomplishments |
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