Low wind morning. Students took advantage of the mellow conditions. No one ate grass or beans even though it was difficult to take off.
Everybody has 30 flights now and next step is the ultra exam with Transport Canada.
That was very fun week. I really enjoyed these guys. DAS BOOT!
It took a while for wind to die off. We filled time replacing few compromised steering lines, attaching rescue parachute and Kangook water rescue system to Glenn’s machine. Then all flew. Glen is totally on his own, in fact he was kicking everybody’s but this am in low wind conditions.
No one ate the beans! Das boot!
Great morning at the field.
Many flights done by all. We have practiced forced landings and “Big Ears” manoeuvres.
Das Boot!
Great evening at the field.
Glenn – 6 more flights – needs some attention
Graeme – 8 more flights including touch and goes – needs no attention
Ron – 7 more flights including touch and goes – needs no attention
Congrats to all. Great flying tonight!
Ron take off
Ron landing
Graeme landing
Another landing by Graeme
Glenn landing
and … DAS BOOT is coming
Great morning at the field.
Glen – 3 more flights – still needs attention
Graeme – 6 more flights including touch and goes – needs some attention
Ron – 6 more flights including touch and goes – needs almost no attention
Congrats to all. Great flying!
Too windy this pm. No flying. we had night off.
It looks good for next 3 days.
Too windy this morning. We just ground handled and went over additional info regarding paramotor operation.
Great night at the field. Both Ron and Greame added 2 more flights to their logs. Glenn managed first solo!
Congrats Glenn on your first flights!
Great flight to Brandford for lunch. Weather was not ideal but its always fun to get places in Piper Cherokee.
This is what was on the wall – published in 1922
Congrats Graeme and Ron on your first flights!