In years gone by rotary engine powered airplanes have all parked in auto

engine row.

Thomas Parkes wrote:

Paul, et. al.

Not necessarily so.  When I arrived on Thursday last year there was no room
in the auto engine rows.  Tracy was there, and a V-6 powered RV-6, but
they'd filled in with a general assortment of other homebuilts.  I had to
park in the Lancair parking area.

Tom Parkes

Last year was kind of chaotic with a lot of non auto engines in the auto engine
row. We need to do two things. Send email on this subject or make a call 
to the EAA and make a large sign we can paste up in the windshield that says
to the ground handlers; "AUTO ENGINE ROW PARKING". The EAA for their part must put up
a large sign that says "AUTO ENGINES ONLY"

convention@eaa.org

http://www.eaa.org/contactus.html

Phone: 920.426.4800

Paul Lamar

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                      Parking Your Aircraft

Once you have cleared your arrival runway place the applicable ?Parking? or ?Camping? sign (as described on NOTAM page 1) in your windshield, and follow the
volunteer EAA flag personnel, who will direct you to camping or parking!   
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