Friends of Jenny is proud to announce our Jenny is Flying Again!!!
Our Jenny, 38262 is available for public appearances.
Based in the heartland of America, Bowling Green,
Kentucky (BWG), 38262 is scheduling very exciting
Air Tours. Thanks to so many, Elevation, Inc.,
PolyTone and PolyFiber, Fuel Safe and countless
volunteers, the Jenny, more authentic to its original
appearance than ever has taken to the skies above
America. The flight plan is supported by a team of
FOJ pilots and ground Crew that travel in support of
the mission.
PARTNERSHIPS
Weather permitting, our Jenny will fly between 150
and 200 miles per day. While transiting, we will seek
partnerships that will typically include an EAA chap-
ter hosting our visit, by providing an enclosed hanger
and fuel, lodging for our crew (homes are just fine) in return for tours of the 38262, demonstration flights, educational packets on the importance of early aviation to America, and media kits to promote in advance the Jenny's appearance.
If you would like to be included in one of Jenny's flight plans, please let us know, by clicking here.
TOURING SCHEDULE CANCELLED due to Covid 19. Praying for Blue Skies and healthy world.
| May 23 | Depart BWG for Jefferson City, Mo. | Jefferson City, Mo. |
| May 24-27 | SALUTE to VETERANS Airshow | Jefferson City, Mo. |
| May 28 | Return to BWG | Bowling Green, Ky. |
| June 22 | Display and flying exhibition for EAA Chapter 165 and 162 | Bowling Green, Ky. |
| July 20 | Neil Armstrong Aviation Event | Perdue, Indiana |
| August-Sept. | Regional Events | Kentucky/Tenn. |
| October 5-6 | Bowman Field Aviation & Military Heritage Festival | Louisville, Ky. |
| October | support of QUEEN BESS feature length movie about early aviator Bess Coleman | Ga., Ill., France |
Upcoming Events
OTHER HAPPENINGS
USPS re-releases famed Inverted Jenny Stamp
Sponsored by:
The USPS just released the famed Inverted Jenny stamps as $2 versions. Check out more info here
Additionally, they announced that they've inserted 100 sheets of the "uninverted jennys" to recreate the excitement
of the collector who discovered the original 24-cent version back in 1918. Check out more info here.