• 5/17/09 - Finished the compass rose at SBP
• 4/24/09 - 4/25/09 Airmarking! We started painting a compass rose at SBP
• 11/15/08 - Gaby Arndt got her private pilot's license! Congratulations Gaby!
• 8/13/08 - Antoinette Amaral solo! Congratulations!
• 8/1-8/3/08 - Grace Crittenden and Maureen Curran competed in the Palms to Pines air race in Grace's C-172. The race, sponsored by the LA Palms Chapter of the 99s, began in Santa Monica, CA and ended in Bend, OR.
• 07/18/08 - Kelly Hoffman got her private pilot's license. She flew to Justin, Texas in late June to begin her flight training and followed up her checkride with a trip from Propwash Airport, Texas (near Alliance Fort Worth) to Oshkosh with her uncle in his CJ-6!
• 6/28/08 - Camille Nelson made a two week trip through Utah, Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Oregon with her husband, Dave, in their Cessna 182.
• 6/24/08 - Pam Cabak left on a month-long tour of Utah, Nevada, Montana, and Oregon in her 1956 Cessna 172. Her flying companion was her dog, Merph.
• 5/12/08 - Adele Schneidereit got her private pilot's license! She became one of a very few people with a developmental disability to accomplish this. Congratulations Adele! For more on her story, visit her website at http://www.inspiretheworldfoundation.org/updates.html
• 3/31/08 - Congratulations to Adele Schneidereit on her solo! Adele passed her SODA and went on to solo soon after.
• 11/16/07- Renie Elliott is a pilot for the Flying Samaritans trip to San Quintin, Mexico. Flying Samaritans is a volunteer organization which operates free medical clinics in Baja California. For more info, go to www.flyingsamaritans.org
• 10/19/07- Camille Nelson goes to Mexico as a pilot for the Flying Samaritans.
• 10/05/07- Kasey Johnsen solo. Congratulations Kasey!
• 9/12/07- Cheryl Cooney flies her Arrow to the 99s International Conference in Denver as San Luis Obispo 99's delegate.

The San Luis Obispo Chapter is proud to offer the Central Coast Sky Tour. The Sky Tour is a guide to flying the remarkably beautiful central coast area of California. The clear air and spectacular scenery make the central coast a wonderful area to fly. Arguably it offers some of the best flying in California, but there are some airspace issues that might discourage pilots from sightseeing.