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Monthly NewsletterMay 2018 Volume 51, Number 5www.cableairport.com
cableairportccb cableairportServing the General Aviation Community over 70 years
CABLE GRAM
In memorium...
Michael StewartJune 10, 1955 to April 16, 2018
Michael "Maniac-Mike" Stewart Sr. was a man of many things to us all. Your memories of him will keep him alive. He was a Husband, Father, Papa, Maniac-Mikes (me, myself, & i), Friend, Business Owner, Character, and everything else, the man wore a lot of hats.
"The Man, The Myth, The Legend, The Maniac.....
Always there, Never said No.... burned the candle at both ends for the good of his friends.... just straight up Rad Dude...
Help and Support for anyone in need...Rare bird this one they called Maniac Mike.... Love you my friend... Good Night️"ServicesManiac-Mike services will include a Memorial meet-and-greet, Wednesday May 2nd from 6 to 8 pm outside of Maniac-Mikes patio.Mike also loved a good party,
so Thursday May 3rd 12-6pm we will be partying in celebration of his life, at Cable Airport in Hangar Q. If you have an exotic/show car or bike please bring it. As many of you know Mike loved to attend car and bike shows. So in honor of him let’s display our best.If you wish to send flowers, instead we kindly ask that you make a donation to the Maniac-Mike Memorial Fund at the following link: https://www.gofundme.com/maniac-mike-memorial-fundAll donations will be distributed to local community charities that Mike continues to support. As a husband, father and chef he loved to feed people. So let’s eat, drink and remember the good times that we had with Maniac-Mike.If you have any further questions please contact Kristina via Facebook or via email at: [email protected]
Volume 51, Number 5www.cableairport.comMay 2018
CCB Suffers Another LossOn Friday evening, April 20, 2018, Maniac Mikes Café caught fire around 6 PM. The result was a destroyed kitchen, a severely smoke damaged eating area, a very smoky pilot's lounge and a closed business.The cause of the fire is under investigation though signs are pointing to a refrigerator compressor failure as the likely source of ignition. Luckily, Maniac Mikes was closed for business at the time and no customers or employees were inside. And no firefighters were injured in the process of putting out the fire. Maniac Mike family members wasted no time in picking up the pieces and beginning the rebuilding process. They look forward to re-opening the Café as quickly as possible and taking advantage of the opportunity to make needed and desired improvements with the rebuild. The Stewart family, along with the Cable family, want to assure its customers the Café will return as soon as possible bigger and better than ever!
HANGAR INSPECTIONSAs many of you know, hangar inspections are well under way; unfortunately, only about one-third of the hangars passed inspection on the first go around. For those hangars that didn't pass inspection, by far the most common violations were: fire extinguishers that are not currently certified, storage/clutter in front of the electrical panel (which needs to be clear regardless of whether the power is on or not), the permanent use of extension cords, compressed gas cylinders that were not properly secured (this includes bar-be-cue propane tanks that are not in their designated places). The inspector found a wide variety of other safety hazards including excess storage of fuel (anything over 10 gallons is not allowed within a hangar), so much clutter that the inspector couldn't get to the back of the hangar, trash/oily rag accumulation, and modifications to hangar electrical systems that far exceed the original electrical specifications.Over the years, we have experienced a number of fires here at CCB, They are most always accidental and can cause significant damage to your and your neighbor's belongings. And, in an emergency, anything can happen. The best way for us to be prepared and help reduce the threat of fire is to make sure the space we are responsible for is clean and tidy enough to help prevent fires from starting and/or spreading.
Volume 51, Number 5www.cableairport.comMay 2018
Do you have stories and photos that you would like to share with the Cable community via the the Cable Gram and the Cable website? Or do you have an idea for a story? If so, contact Annette at [email protected] and tell us what you have. We are always looking for fun items to share with our family here at Cable Airport!
We would like to hear from you...
SPOT LANDING CONTESTTest Your Skills!
Make Your Reservation Today!
RSVP to Melissa Cable at [email protected]
When: Saturday, June 9th, 2018 from 10 AM to 1 PMWhere: Cable Airport, Upland CaliforniaCost: $40.00
Net Proceeds to Benefit the Cable Airport Foundation
Lunch Will Be Provided!
ChallengeYour Flying Buddies!
Do we have your current insurance?The Airport Office periodically updates the insurance information of our tenants. Insurance companies for many of our tenants automatically send us a copy of Certificates of Insurance when any change is made to the policy particularly when the policy renews. If you hear from the Airport Office about your insurance, then there is a good chance you have not listed Cable Airport as an "additionally insured" on your insurance policy. This is the mechanism that triggers automatic notification. Your insurance company should be willing to list Cable for no additional cost. Also, this saves you and the Airport Office time and energy getting the required certificates of insurance. It is important to remember the insurance requirement within your lease is to protect you as well as the Airport. For the most part, the Airport accepts the insurance you have on your airplane for the insurance requirement. If you do not have insurance on your airplane, then you will need to purchase a general liability policy to meet the insurance requirements.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Airport Office. Your help is greatly appreciated.
CABLE GRAMMay 2018 Volume 51, Number 5www.cableairport.com
Emergency Service …………………..………… 9 1 1Cable Airport Office …….………...… (909) 982-6021Aircraft Interiors by Sill……….....…...(909) 243-0786Aviator Flight Training........................(714) 423-4440AWOS: Frequency.….………......................119.525 Telephone......................... (909) 985-4731Civil Air Patrol …………………….…. (909) 982-4014Commemorative Air Force ……….... (909) 226-7204EAA Chapter 448 ………………...…. (626) 705-5773Falcon Insurance ………………….... (909) 949-4993
Important NumbersFoothill Aircraft, Sales/Service.…….. (909) 985-1977Foothill Aircraft Parts ……….…...….. (909) 985-8837Foothill Flying Club ………….…..….. (909) 229-7990Maniac-Mikes Café ……….…….…... (909) 982-9886Safety Management, Security.…...… (909) 208-4777SoCAL Tracon ……….…………….... (858) 537-5800SoCAL Tracon, IFR clearance….….. (800) 448-3724FSS ……………………….….…….… (800) 992-7433Riverside FSDO ………………….…. (951) 276-6701
Things to Know...
Civil Air Patrol Squadron 25 – Meets every Thursday in the CAP HQ, 6:30pm to 9:00pm. For more info: 909-982-4014 Cable EAA Chapter 448 – Meets first Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm in the EAA club house. For more info: contact Michael Clearman at 626-705-5773 3rd Pursuit Squadron, Commemorative Air Force – For more information contact Cliff Heathcoat at 909-226-7204 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10489 – Meets second Wednesday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the CAF building, for more info: 909-985-0476
Antique Aircraft Display Weekend – Meets first full weekend of the month in the area south of transit parking from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more info: call Airport Office at 909-982-6021 (M - F 8-5) Exotic Car Show – Meets second Sunday, 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. For more info: Dan McGuire at 909-238-9227 Ground School – For more information call 909-229-7990 EAA Young Eagles – For info on the Young Eagles Program email [email protected].
AWOS: Frequency: 119.525; Telephone: 909-985-4731
Club Meetings / Events
Green Light Given for Apron Rehab ProjectAfter waiting patiently, on Thursday, April 19th, CCB received the approval from the FAA to go out to bid on the Apron Rehab Project that will see the old T-hangars east of the parking lot disappear. Ironically, the approval came the very day after Bob Cable visited the FAA offices to inquire about our project.As of now, CCB has received its environmental approvals which included a sign-off from the State about the historical significance, or lack of historical significance, of the hangars to be demolished. This sign-off was part of the original delay. The next steps are to issue the bid proposal, wait the required time for responses, evaluate the bids, and make an award. Our goal is to have awarded the bid by July 1, 2018.In the mean time, staff will continue to work with the architects and engineers planning the construction of the large maintenance hangar CCB got from Rialto.
