Gold medal badge for EA Chapter's 2020-2021 awards, featuring a globe and eagle logo.

EAA 690 is a Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association, located at Briscoe Field (KLZU) in Lawrenceville, Georgia. A diverse chapter with over 250 members, awarded EAA's top level Gold Chapter status, we offer a wide range of aviation-related activities on a regular basis. While the Pancake Breakfast and our monthly meetings are the norm, we are also heavily involved in youth education through EAA’s Young Eagles program and our youth build programs, regularly conduct fly-outs, and host historical aircraft such as EAA’s B-17 “Aluminum Overcast” and the Ford Tri-Motor. Founded in 1980, the chapter is an IRS-approved 501 (c)(3) non-profit entity. Here’s a link to our latest newsletter for your perusal…

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1st Saturday Pancake Breakfast and AVIATION PROGRAM

November 7, 2026

Hosted by the Gwinnett EAA Chapter 690 of the Experimental Aircraft Association.

Breakfast served 8:00 to 10:00 AM. $10 Each

Program at 10:00 AM


November’s Program will be OUR Member’s Meeting

to elect the four (4) “At Large” members to the Board of Directors and new Board of Trustees members. Also, Sean Brigham’s Georgia National Guard duties will preclude him from serving as our President in 2027 so we’ll be electing a new Chapter President in addition to the other positions. This will be a 1 year term to maintain the biannual schedule of Chapter Officer elections. Please consider running for one of these positions and / or nominate one of your friends who you believe will benefit the Chapter in one of these roles. Contact any member of the Search Committee (see below) to advise of your interest to serve the Chapter or to serve on any of the many other Committees / Groups / Teams.

Search Committee Members:

Sean Brigham, Teresa Brown, Harrison Curry, Brian Falony, Terry Hurst, John Kimmons, John Morgan, John Murtagh, John Patchin, Claribel Pope and Billy Stewart