There is great value in tribal knowledge when it comes to keeping our historic airplanes flying. Sharing that tribal knowledge requires bringing together the members of the tribe to share. It has become a lot easier to do this online now, but it just isn’t the same as bringing together people who operate and maintain 70- to 80-year-old airplanes like Stinsons in person. This is exactly what happened this past weekend at the Stinson Summit in Quincy, Illinois (KUIN). Stinson owners, mechanics, and pilots gathered in Quincy for seminars on maintenance, Stinson history, and some collegial gathering.
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