I've never heard of people actually being turned away. However, it's intentionally not widely publicized and it's purpose is for Sport Aviation enthusiasts only. It's only a very small fraction of the size of an OSH Convention with grass runways and very laid back. The private owner, Rudy Frasca, also has a real neat museum and generally gives a very interesting tour of his Frasca Simulator Plant - both on site - and for free. If interested, I can post a few pictures somewhere from previous fly-ins. Not sure about this year, but a $20.00 donation has been asked for at the gate, to help defray expenses for the entire weekend. Also, very reasonable prices for breakfast, lunch, etc. It's a chance to meet and chat with some great aviators (some are famous) up close.
Ed Ed Janssen mailto:ejans...@chipsnet.com > The Frasca Field fly-in is a superb example of what a fly-in should be > like. Come and enjoy the camaraderie of real airplane people. > Interesting issue, the public is NOT WELCOME. > > Ron Freiberger
