Categories: student, aircraft, blanik L13, dimona, motor falke, twin astir, practical, advanced training, basic manoeuvres, cross-country, introduction, stalls & steep turns, take offs & landings, thermaling & soaring
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03/09/2006
Never thought I would ever say this, but flip, I've had enough of wet.
Light drizzle with overcast conditions = earth bound. Week number three without any real flying. :( more »
27/08/2006
The day started off nice and calm, but by the time the instructor F(3) arrived the wind was beginning to blow very fresh from the West. Flying was ready to start at about 12:30pm from 26L, but by now the wind was gusting to a healthy 45 km/h.
The firs… more »
20/08/2006
Yesterday it rained for just about the whole day and the sky looked very overcast this morning. As I needed to refit the gear-not-down warning unit, now with a new alkaline battery, I headed for the club.
Very quiet. Took a short P2 flight in the Falk… more »
13/08/2006
18:55:20, by admin, 479 words 
Categories: student, twin astir, take offs & landings, thermaling & soaring
In aircraft crash investigation they often talk of the chain of events. This is an occurrence of certain events that take place leading up to a crash, where if any one of the events had or had not occurred, the crash would most likely have been averted.… more »
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