June 20/14 – PPG course day 7 – am
Jason is finished – congratulation on completing the PPG course!
Archive for month: June, 2014
June 19/14 – PPG course day 6 – pm
Excellent condition at the field. Jason proceeded to do 3 more flights. He finally got his forward inflations in.
Tonight was one of the magical nights. Perfect visibility, warm, hardly any wind a PPG pilots dream…
Jason went for a nice XC flight and he is done. All requirements to get his license were completed. Congratulation Jason.
June 19/14 – PPG course day 6 – am
Excellent condition at the field. Jason proceeded to do 10 more flights. All revers inflation. He diod not get a chance to do any forwards yet, wind has always been over 10 km/h.
Mike had his second flight. Great take off and landing but the the flight it self was terrible. Mike was changing power settings too abruptly which introduced forward and back oscillation and he has also tried to correct his swinging sideways – but beginner never gets the fixing right. So the result was completely un-stabilized flight with major rocking side to side and forward and back. Let me tell ya, I did get my dose of adrenalin for today…
June 18/14 – PPG course day 5 – pm
Jason had something important tonight and could not make the training session.
Mike has improved and finally had his first solo.
June 18/14 – PPG course day 5 – am
Jason managed 10 flights completely on his own. I just gave him hand full of tips and he flew his ass off…
George came to look at gear and try Miniplane paramotor. He is the youngest 73 old man I have ever seen…
June 17/14 – PPG course day 4 – pm
Too windy and storming all day – no training conducted
June 17/14 – PPG course day 4 – am
Very windy in the morning – no training conducted.
Instead I took Jason up for flight in Piper Cherokee over Niagara Falls.
June 16/14 – PPG course day 3 – pm
Mike had a family emergency and had to leave. He will be back on Wednesday.
Jason ground handled like a pro.
Then it was time to fly. Jason flew 6 times and is taking of andf landing on his own.
Here is one of his very few unsuccessful take offs:
