Safety Rules
1. Always have your AMA card and CORCS pin with you.
2. All engines must have a muffler.
3. There is a limit of four (4) aircraft in the air at one time.
4. No starting of engines on the concrete.
5. Keep the prop arc out of line with the pits and do not point the exhaust/prop blast towards the pits.
6. Taxi only on the paved taxiway. Never taxi behind pilots standing in the pilot boxes.
7. Do not fly west of the flight line or over the pits at any time.
8. You must have your frequency pin in place on the frequency board before turning on your transmitter (see frequency rules)
9. Dead-stick aircraft have the right of way in all cases.
10. Do not overfly the Lloyd Noble Center if an event is in progress.
11. All new members or guests must be OK’d by a CORCS soloed pilot prior to flying solo at our field.
12. Helicopters, gliders, and u-control are limited to the north of the field – well away from the pits.
13. Use the trash cans and help keep the field clean.
14. Do not perform any low-altitude high-speed passes over the runway. All of these maneuvers are limited to the east of the runway – over the grass bermed area.
15. Turbine powered aircraft are not allowed to fly at CORCS field. (Adopted June 2007)
CORCS 2012 frequency control rules
1. The new orange and white lettered CORCS name tags indicate that a club member has paid both CORCS and AMA dues for 2012.
2. In order to fly at the CORCS field, you must place your current CORCS pin (or your current AMA card if visiting) on the frequency number you are using. This must be in place on the frequency board before you turn on your transmitter.
3. No exceptions will be considered.
Guest Policy
Guests will be welcome to fly a model aircraft from this field for a total of four (4) days. Guest pilots must have a valid AMA license on his/her person at the time of his/her flights and be accompanied by a dues paying member and shall be subject to all rules to this Constitution and By-laws.
Please do not embarrass yourself or others by not following these club rules.
