Let's plan ahead and charge your batteries.
The forecast is for a dry evening with winds from the west. Not my favorite, but they aren't forecast to be too severe.
Students and instructors will experience flying in turbulence caused by the winds coming over the trees to our west and cross wind landing and approaches. Builds character and encourages improving flight control and aircraft repair skills.
Ruddddddeeeeerrrrrrr! :o
I look forward to seeing the students and the flight instruction/ground team attending.
Sadly I won't be able to make it this week. My post project down time has concluded... back to the trenches for me...
Enjoy the cross wind!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4EQuM_t8Fo
Sadly I am unavailable to attend this week training. :'(
Sorry,
Oscar
QuoteBuilds character and encourages improving flight control and aircraft repair skills.
I'm still chuckling.
I'll be there to take advantage of these educational winds.
I will be there as well
re: Topic: Flight Instruction Wednesday June 26th is a GO
It sure was. Beautiful day. A little gusty (read as :"challenging"), wind from the north-west, no rain,no snow, no hail. ;D
Did I tell you there was no snow!
Here is the photo report.
OK, I want to know who decided that the floppy hat has become required fashion at Rogo Field??
see photos 11, 12, 14, 15.
The rest of the photos:
04- rabbit food for the 3rd week in a row. Graham is telling Simon that is feed for hogs, not people.
05- Richard, Ricky and Bruce attending to an Apprentice.
06- Vic.... did smile after the photo was taken. 8)
07- Mark and BJ
08- Major Don did smile before and after this picture.
09- BJ photo-bombing a serious picture
10- serious discussion between two people who don't have a serious bone in their bodies. ;D
13- I have no idea what was going on here. They didn't either. ;)
Frank