COME FLY YOUR BIRDS WITH OTHERS OF THE SAME FEATHER!
SARA's March 20-21 2026 "Birds of a Feather" themed launch is scheduled for the SARA launch site near Picture Rocks.
REGISTER FOR THE FRIDAY PORTION OF THE LAUNCH HERE! (If you are attending Saturday as well, please register for the Saturday portion of the launch.)
In order to keep our launch in order, PLEASE CHECK IN AT OUR CHECK IN DESK!
TENTATIVE LAUNCH PLAN (See below for list of BIRDS!)
FRIDAY:
3 - 4:00pm = SET UP! (Please plan to arrive in time help set up the range)
4 - 6pm = Scheduled Bird of a Feather launches
6 - 8pm = Break
8 - 10pm = Night Launch
SATURDAY:
7 - 12pm = Scheduled Bird of a Feather launches
12 - 1pm = Tear down! (Please plan to remain at the launch to help tear down the range)
Time and models subject to change depending on the flow of flights.
Launches are not restricted to only birds of a feather launches; however, birds of a feather launches will take precedence over other launches. The usual high power waiver will be in place.
- Pre-registration is required.
- Attendance will be granted on a first come, first served basis, so sign up as soon as you can.
- There is a waitlist available, so if you make a reservation and can't attend, please cancel your reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund so someone else can use your spot.
- Sign up for a volunteer task (task list on the registration page) to work for an hour during the launch to help keep our launch running smoothly.
- You must be qualified to serve as LCO or RSO, but the other positions are available to anyone.
- Launch operations will cease, if there is not sufficient volunteers!
- Public Health precautions in currently effect include:
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- If you or anyone in your family are sick or may have been exposed to someone who's sick, stay home.
As always, while a specific waiver altitude and motor limit is expected, field and sky conditions at flight time may dictate restricted operations. Be sure to wear sunscreen, a hat, long pants and long sleeves, closed toe shoes, plenty of water, and always recover rockets with a partner. Watch out for gopher holes, snakes, and other desert hazards when recovering rockets.
We look forward to seeing you at the launch!
