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Monthly Meeting location for January-to-March 2024 will be at the Creve Coeur Airport. We are pleased to announce the Spirits of St Louis Radio Control Flying Club is now a FAA- and AMA-recognized FRIA site. Deer season (rifle) is upon us so be cautious about venturing in, or near, the woods. Parts of our current operating documents have become dated and do not accurately reflect how the Club functions. Paul Geders led the effort, working with the Board, to bring the text up-to-date and welcome any feedback prior to finalizing the new documents.Continue Reading

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Elections were conducted in October and Spirits Officers for the next year are: Ralph Grant, president, incumbent Dan Morrison, vice -president Wayne Nenninger, treasurer, incumbent Stephen Adams, secretary (also, the webmaster) Special thanks to Dave Harrington and Robert Wilson for their service to the Club over the years.Continue Reading

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What is a FRIA ? “A FRIA (FAA-Recognized Identification Area) is a defined geographic area where drones can be flown without Remote ID equipment. Both the drone and the pilot must be located within the FRIA’s boundaries throughout the operation. In addition, the pilot of the drone must be ableContinue Reading

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Back to Home Our runway repairs, led by Dave Brown, began a week before with several individuals helping make the saw cuts. Then, on the Thursday the 5th, Dave Brown, Ralph Doyle, Terry Houts and Rich Taylor removed all the asphalt and moved it down by the road to theContinue Reading

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Awesome weather and awesome people. Thanks to all our volunteers and to our CDs for making this a great event. Our members can now upload event photos to the club website. You don’t need to resize images but it would be appreciated if you crop them. We reserve the rightContinue Reading

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A work party for runway is scheduled for the weekend of October 7th and 8th. Covered pallets of 42 80-pound bags of Sakrete each will be delivered totaling approximately 245 bags. Need strong individuals to help move bags to the concrete mixer. Continue Reading