Save the date!  Zenith Texas Builders and Pilots fly-in / drive-in on Saturday, March 19th at Bourland Field (50F), approximately 20 miles southwest of Fort Worth, Texas.

Patrick and Mary Hoyt are inviting Zenith builders, fliers and enthusiasts to come and enjoy food, drink and camaraderie at our residential airpark home at Bourland Field.

The purpose of this event is to continue building the community of fellow Zenith owners in Texas, and to encourage sharing of information, ideas and esprit de corps among like-minded friends.

Aircraft parking is available in the grass along the west side of the runway adjacent to the first turnoff (as viewed if landing from the south).  Fuel is available at the FBO on the north end of the airport.

The airport management asks that we disclose the following regarding Aircraft Parking along the runway: "While the grounds are in good condition, they are not groomed and intended for normal aircraft use, so operation in that area will be at your own risk."

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Logistics for the Texas Zenith Builders and Fliers Fly-In on Saturday, March 19^th at Bourland Field (50F).

Start Time: 9:00am to 7:00pm.

Coffee and Doughnuts will be served at 9:00am.

Lunch will be served at noon.

Dinner will be served at 6:00pm.

Please confirm if you’re attending so we can get a final count for planning of the food.

If overnight accommodations are needed, please let me know.

Aircraft Parking will be in the grass off the second taxiway on the right if landing on 17; and off the first taxiway on the left if landing on 35. See the area indicated on the map below. We will have a golf cart shuttle for those flying in.

For those driving in, the gates will be open. Car parking will be in the grass lot behind the Hoyt residence located at 185 Constellation Drive, Cresson TX in the area indicated on the map below.

Please be aware that this is a residential airpark, and as such the local roads are used by aircraft. Taxiing aircraft have the right of way. If you meet an aircraft on the road, simply pull into any driveway so the airplane can pass by. Do not park on any of the streets.

For those flying in, watch for turbulence off the hangars on the north end of the runway if landing on 17. If landing or departing in the twilight hours be alert for deer.