Fly-In
Request Taxi Instructions to "The College"​
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You'll be marshalled to parking on the MFC Training apron.
Drive-In
​​From the Trans Canada Highway, take exit 7/297, head North on Nevers Road for 3.5 km, turn right onto Lincoln Road for 1.7 km and you'll find the airport.​
Look for the big blue hangars adorned with the "MFC Training" sign.​
We're in the third hanger from the left.
Event Schedule
June 14th
Rain Date:
June 15th by notification
9 AM - Arrivals Begin
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11 AM - Presentations Begin
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12 PM - BBQ Opens
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1 PM - Presentations Resume
2PM - Door Prizes
3PM - The End
Detailed Presentation Schedule Coming Soon
Our Host:
The Moncton Flight College has graciously agreed to host us at their Fredericton Campus!
MFC Training is one of the largest and most experienced flight training schools in Canada. Looking to upgrade your license? Look no further!
By attending, you acknowledge that MFC Training and PAL Aerospace is not liable for any injuries, damages, losses, or incidents that may occur before, during, or after the event.
Interested in trying out their immersive simulators, or catching a ride in a DA-20 C1? Talk to the folks at the MFC booth to jump in either cockpit!
MFC Training has graciously offered a familiarization flight in one of their DA-20s as a door prize! You or a friend could win a ride in this sleek trainer!
Who's Coming?
403 Helicopter Operational Training Squadron
403 HOTS at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Gagetown provides operational aircrew training to the crews who will fly the CH-146 Griffon helicopter.
They support the Army’s Combat Training Centre, and deploy personnel in conjunction with other units on operations around the world. While at Gagetown, pilots and flight engineers learn advanced tactical aircraft handling, including low-level formation flying, both during the day and at night.
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Come take a peak at their CH 146 Griffon on display!
413 Transport and Rescue Squadron
413 Transport and Rescue Squadron, known as the “Tuskers,” is based at 14 Wing Greenwood, NS. They operate the CC-130H Hercules and CH-149 Cormorant to provide 24/7 search and rescue across eastern Canada—from Quebec to Iqaluit to the Atlantic. With a proud legacy dating back to 1941, they remain one of the RCAF’s most vital and respected SAR units.
​Forest Protection Limited (FPL) has been safeguarding New Brunswick’s forests since 1952. As Eastern Canada’s largest aerial operator, they specialize in aerial firefighting, pest control, and forest health management. Their fleet of Air Tractor AT-802s, equipped with cutting-edge tech, ensures rapid response to wildfires and pest outbreaks, protecting ecosystems and communities alike. FPL’s commitment to innovation and sustainability makes them a vital guardian of our natural resources.​
Come check out their aircraft: an AT-802s and C208!
Fredericton Model Aircraft Club
Fredericton Model Aircraft Club is a group of people who love RC flying! They fly gas, turbines, electric, glow, scale, profiles, combat wings and FPV. FMAC has RC pilots who have flown for decades and beginners who are just learning the joys of radio controlled flight.
Got a question? Just learning? Curious? Chat with a model aircraft pilot and checkout some of their builds!
NB Civil Air Search & Rescue
NBCASAR are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to assist in providing air search assistance to the Royal Canadian Air Force. They have approximately 50+ members to conduct searches across NB and its surrounding areas. This is a group of fully dedicated volunteers that are integrated within the SAR community that contribute to successful searches within the maritimes. They do regional SAREX’s with CASARA NS and CASARA PEI to keep co-operational training in check and to help maintain the ability and effectiveness in searches and rescue.
Back by popular demand, Sunpoke will be firing up the grill again at this year’s Fly-In. These guys knows a thing or two about fire—indoors and out. Experts in BBQs and outdoor living, they brought serious sizzle to our last event, serving up crowd favourites like the seasoned pros they are.
Come hungry.
More To Come
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