Title: BOEING EMPLOYEES FLYING CLUB ST. LOUIS BEFCSTL
1BOEING EMPLOYEES FLYING CLUB ST. LOUISBEFC-STL
- FORMATION MEETING
- 6 APRIL 2005
- BUILDING 33 CAFÉ
- 400 - 600 PM
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2AGENDA
- Introduction
- Purpose of the Flying Club
- Why a Flying Club in St. Louis?
- Why a Boeing Flying Club?
- Benefits of a Flying Club vs. Owning vs. Renting
- Status of the Club - BEFC-STL
- Membership in Club
- Summary of Costs
- Club Aircraft
- Base Location of BEFC-STL Aircraft
- Highlights of By-Laws
- Highlights of Rules of Operation
- Next Actions for Club Formation
3Introduction
- Welcome and Thank You for your interest in the
Boeing Employees Flying Club St. Louis! - Charter organizers
- Alex Baldwin Club Coordinator
- Allen Sebaugh Coordinator Nudger
- Ernie Wattam Coordinator Nudger
- John Heilmann Web site Provider/Master
4Purpose of the Flying Club
- A non-profit corporation for charitable education
and to foster, promote, engage in and conduct all
phases of safe flying related activities. - Oh, whose kidding.provide a means of cheap
flying and camaraderie between fellow pilots at
Boeing!
5Why a Flying Club in St. Louis?
- Why not! Seattle (Renton), Mesa, Wichita,
Philadelphia, and Chicago all have one! - McDonnell used to have one..
- Many attempts have been made in the past, but
failed. - Too many benefits for the employees and the
company not to have one.
6Why a Boeing Flying Club
- Benefits of being a Boeing Club
- Boeing Recreation insurance covers club except
for flying activity. (Club will purchase aircraft
hull and liability insurance.) - Membership potential is large
- More available aircraft.
- Large costs risks are minimized
- Boeings Learning Together Program assists you in
obtaining your certificate - Provides financial assistance for Private
Certificate 500.00 for solo, additional
1000.00 upon receiving certificate. - VIP classes are provided for private and
instrument ground school or can be taken from an
accredited institution.
7Benefits of a Flying Club vs. Owning vs. Renting
- Flying Club is
- Cheaper than owning or renting since costs are
shared. - Better on the aircraft since owned airplanes sit
on the ground more than they are in the air. - Better than renting since there is no minimum
cost to take aircraft cross country and
overnight. - Better than renting since aircraft are not
abused. - Better than owning since it provides access to
multiple aircraft and multiple aircraft types. - Flying Club provides support in obtaining your
pilot certificates - Reduced financial burden
- Access to dedicated instructors
- Moral support and encouragement from a fellow
group of pilots -
8Status of Club - BEFC-STL
- Club has been approved to form by Boeing Legal
and Recreation based on the draft By-laws and
Rules of Operation. - Club must comply with Company Policies
- Specifically PRO-99 which says.limited e-mail
use between recreation administration and the
officers of the club, and between officers of the
club. Communication to the club members may be
done on the club web site. - Club has to have its own web site (in accordance
with company policy) outside of the Boeing
firewall to accommodate other approved members
that are not full time employees (ie. dependents
and retirees).
9Membership In Club
- Membership includes
- Participating Member
- Associate Member
- Guest Member
- Service Member
10Membership In Club
- Participating Member
- Owns an interest in the clubs property
holdings by share purchase and is open to Boeing
employees and retirees, Government, Customer, and
Vendor personnel assigned full time to The Boeing
Company who have a permanent Boeing badge, and
CFIs approved by the Board to instruct for the
club. The only member that has voting rights in
club business.
11Membership In Club
- Associate Member
- Includes immediate family members (spouse,
dependent children that are IRS dependents of the
participating member) and former employees.
Cannot sponsor an immediate family member for
associate membership. Contributes an amount
equal to the cost of a share but does not own an
interest in the club nor has voting rights.
Cannot hold office.
12Membership In Club
- Guest Member
- Individuals whose membership would support and
benefit activities of the club. Contributes an
amount equal to the cost of a share but does not
own an interest in the club nor has voting
rights. - Examples Employees of BEFC-STL Suppliers, FAA
Employees, Aviation Experts, or Aviation
Meteorologists, and those with professional
skills of value to the club.
13Membership In Club
- Service Member
- Individuals engaged by the club to provide
services to BEFC-STL. They may or may not be
compensated. Flying privileges are granted for
task which they are engaged. Shall not own an
interest in the club. Shall not have voting
rights, and shall not pay fees, dues, nor
insurance.
14Summary of Costs
- BEFC-STL will be financially self supporting.
- Possibility of small funds from Boeing Recreation
- Membership Shares - 500.00
- Membership Monthly Dues - 70.00
- Aircraft Hourly Cost (Hobbs Meter, wet and
includes maintenance, engine, and avionics fund) - 45 for C172
- 66 for C182
- Note Aircraft Hourly Cost will be set once the
aircraft is procured - and all costs are identified.
- Assessments as deemed necessary by the Board
15Cost and Fee Spreadsheet
16Summary of Costs
- Cost of Private Certificate
- 60 hours for average pilot certificate
- 40 hours dual
- 20 hours solo
- Cost through FBO
- 6800 1500 5300
- Cost with BEFC-STL
- 5240 - 1500 3740
- THATS A 30 SAVINGS!!!!!!!!
17Summary of Costs
- Termination of club membership, voluntarily or
not, entitles the member to their membership
share price minus all debt owed the flying club. - Refunds will be disbursed in order received when
the treasury has enough funds to cover the
disbursement.
18Club Aircraft
- Maintain 1 airplane for every 15 members.
- Maximum 1 airplane for 30 members.
- Club expects to start with IFR equipped
- Cessna 172
- Cessna 182
19Base Location of BEFC-STL Aircraft
- The charter organizers feel that Creve Coeur
provides the best accessibility to serve the
general membership. - SMARTT and SPIRIT are also under consideration.
- The club members will vote on where the club
aircraft will be based.
20Highlights of By-Laws
- Only Participating Members shall own an interest
in the Clubs property and have the right to vote
on club business. - Prior to being accepted into membership,
individuals will sign a release from liability
and indemnity agreement for the benefit of The
Boeing Company. - There shall be a Board of Directors and a Safety
Board. Terms are for two (2) years. - Conflict of interest. No member with COI with
respect to the management of, or operation of,
BEFC-STL shall serve as a BEFC-STL officer.
21Highlights of By-Laws
- Club shall procure and own property holdings as
approved by 2/3 majority of whole board. - Property holdings purchased by the Club with Club
funds shall be considered Club property and not
the property of any individual member nor group
of members. - In the event of damage to club property
- When damage occurs that is not caused by an
aircraft, equipment, or engine malfunction, cost
of the repairs up to the maximum deductible
amount shall be borne by the member at fault.
The balance shall be assessed equally upon all
members or taken from the treasury. - When damage is a result of aircraft, equipment,
or engine malfunction, repair costs shall be
borne entirely by assessment or taken from the
treasury.
22Highlights of Rules of Operation
- The Rules are intended to ensure safe and fair
use of Club resources. These rules protect and
serve the interest of the majority, satisfy
insurance requirements, and keep the club
financially sound. - Members will indemnify BEFC-STL for any legal
costs, fines, etc. that arise due to a members
action or failure to act. BEFC-STL will not be
responsible for defending or indemnifying members
for any actions they take or fail to take while
operating BEFC-STL aircraft or equipment.
23Highlights of Rules of Operation
- Member flying privileges are dependent on
- Members fulfilling all financial obligations,
- Meet all requirements prescribed by the FAA
Regulations with respect to ratings held - Medical certificates are current
- Payment for flight instruction is the personal
responsibility of the member and not billed
through the club. The club does not set
instructor fees. Instructor must be Club
approved. - Commercial operations are prohibited.
24Highlights of Rules of Operation
- All members must meet requirements of applicable
Club and FAA check rides. - Club check rides may be conducted only by Club
authorized instructors. - All members who are rated pilots must have a make
and model check-ride in each model with a Club
CFI.
25Highlights of Rules of Operation
- Must make scheduled reservations prior to
operating Club aircraft. (Up to 14 days in
advance) - Member must complete flight time record upon
return for billing purposes - Cross Country Flying
- Reservations can be made up to 60 days in
advance. - A trip itinerary must be submitted to the Safety
Officer for approval for all reservations greater
that 24 hours. - A member shall not have scheduled more than 2
reservations greater that 24 hours on the books
any one time
26Highlights of Rules of Operation
- Only Club Officers shall contact maintenance
personnel to effect repairs on the Club aircraft
for repairs in excess of 50.
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28Next Actions for Club Formation
- Nominate and Vote on Board Members
- President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
Operations Officer, and Safety Officer - Wednesday, 20 April 2005, B33 Cafe
- Incorporate In the State of Missouri
- Open an account at a financial institution
- Collect money for membership application fee,
shares, and monthly dues - Locate and purchase aircraft
- Secure financing
- Secure insurance
- START FLYING AND ENJOY CLUB BENEFITS!!!!!