The wind was 15 to 20 knots favoring runway 13, over the fence, so their flying skills were put to the test. A.C. provided instructor support, Jim ran the winch and Nick, Rick and Govindner provided logistic and moral support. Congratulations to our two newest licensees, Rik and Brett. The probability of survival is equal to the angle of arrival. Remember, you re always a student in an airplane Try to keep the number of your landings equal to the number of your takeoffs.
Speed is life, altitude is life insurance.
No one ever collided with the sky. There is a bold pilot named Ed Who doesn t always use his head. And then his love life will be spent. The down side of lots of flights is, of course, that most were pretty short, an average of 12.5 minutes per flight. The Frequent Flyer Trophy for the month of January goes to student Govindner with 24 flights followed closely by Nick and Rick with 20 and 19 flights respectively.