That's about the size hole that a bird will enter at the top of and between the cowl plugs where the plugs should meet to nest on the engine of our aircraft. Each of you can help reduce these occurrences. Next time you plug up the cowl AND replace the plug at the tail section, appropriate to the aircraft you are flying, make that little circle with your fingers to determine if you've done your part to keep the birds out.
Attendance is required for student pilots or pilots who wish to remain current with the club.
The Naval Academy Flying Squadron is sponsoring a T-34 ground school. This ground school is great for the firstie aviation candidates or anyone who is interested in fundamentals of flying the T-34, its systems, and procedures. Due to rate increases in tiedown fees and maintenance, aircraft rates have been increased. The new rates are effective 1 FEB 2001. The new rates are posted on the aircraft status board and are located in each aircraft pilot handbook.