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AMA Expo 2009

Started by Midnight Mover, December 09, 2008, 09:37:12 PM

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Midnight Mover

2009 Expo in Ontario, California, January 9-11 at the Ontario Convention Center.

It's that time! AMA Expo 2009 is just around the corner. The dates for the show are January 9-11.

We have some really exciting events planned, which will include exhibitors and manufacturers, flying demonstrations, seminars, an education area, and a static-model competition. We expect AMA Expo 2009 to be a huge success!

If you want to attend, please fill out the advance ticket order form at:

http://www.modelaircraft.org/files/UserFiles/AMAExpoAd2.pdf

Submit the advance ticket order form by December 22. The form can be mailed to AMA HQ, faxed in, or e-mailed. Please be sure to include your payment. The prices for member and nonmember tickets are located on the form. If you happen to miss the deadline date, you can still order the tickets; however, they will need to be picked up at the show office, located directly outside the main exhibit hall at the Ontario Convention Center.

We look forward to seeing you there! We appreciate your support!

AMA Expo Staff

http://www.modelaircraft.org/amaexpo.aspx

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