Experimental Aircraft
Association
Chapter 266
Montreal, Canada




EAA Calendar of Events

 

David Cyr and George Heintzman spent 8 years and approx. 5000 hours building their Q2, which first flew in 1990 with experienced test pilot Claude Helie at the controls. It has proven to be a great little airplane to fly. The Q2 is very economical as it flies at 135 mph on only 4 gallons per hour.
George and Dave just before departure during the "EAA Chapter 266 Air Rally 2003" at Lachute Airport.

News & Events

Sept 11, 2010: Field Day at Windover Airport on Saturday - Rain Date Sunday, September 12 starting at 10:00 AM

Sept 16 - 19, 2010: Vintage Wings of Canada & EAA Fly-In

Sept 26, 2010: Annual Air Rally at Lachute Airport

Sept 30, 2010: Monthly Chapter Meeting at John Abbott College in Ste Anne de Bellevue

Other Items:

Classified Ads

Tools/Test Equipment

Young Eagles Webcast/Webchat

Importing Aircraft - Guidelines

Lecture Series: Frank Hofmann's lectures are for pilots and/or (potential) aircraft owners

Final assembly took place at St. Hubert Airport during the summer of 1989.

Airborne.

2004

The "pair" of Quickies at Lachute - Michel Moreau's Q2 on the left...

And once there were three, until Steve Kulczycky (centre) departed for Abbottsford BC, where he can fly all year round.

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