James.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Quilchena anyone?
Some of us are considering flying to Quilchena this coming weekend. The actual day and wheels up time has not yet been decided. We will be watching the weather before making that decision and posting details on Friday. This is a heads up for those who may be interested. If anyone has an alternative destination to consider please speak up, if not then it's Quilchena for lunch. Hope to see you all there.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Cortes Island Fly Out
Well, we had the first organised fly-out of the season this long weekend. Six airplanes and crew flew to Hanson's Field on Cortes Island on a beautiful sunny day. Jim and Diane treated us royally as usual putting on a great lunch. Most of us hiked to the beach and relaxed there for a while before the flight back. A great trip and one of many we are going to plan for this flying season. We will post some pics later.
The blog has not been used much during the winter but now I invite you all to post idea's and suggestions for flights out. It would be good to have something planned most weekends for those who wish to participate.
James.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
find the blimp
i got a request for us to look out for this blimp an $500 to $800 reward is up for grabs check it out : Ron
click on the link above or here
click on the link above or here
Sunday, April 24, 2011
DairyAir News....
DairyAir is ready for a new flying season.
Small improvements this year include more visible touch-down markers, and widening the runway 20 exit near the freeway by about 20'.
As always I must recommend that pilots thinking of touching down at DairyAir for the first time. Please consider flying accompanied by a another Pilot having landed here previously. Come walk the runways first, or at least call for landing instructions if possible.
Having said that.
The grass is freshly cut.
I've put the coffee on.
I keep thinking I hear the Red Baron calling for landing instructions.
It must be my Tinnitus.
Happy Landings Eh!
Jack
Small improvements this year include more visible touch-down markers, and widening the runway 20 exit near the freeway by about 20'.
As always I must recommend that pilots thinking of touching down at DairyAir for the first time. Please consider flying accompanied by a another Pilot having landed here previously. Come walk the runways first, or at least call for landing instructions if possible.
Having said that.
The grass is freshly cut.
I've put the coffee on.
I keep thinking I hear the Red Baron calling for landing instructions.
It must be my Tinnitus.
Happy Landings Eh!
Jack
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Two props for sale.
This one is sold McCauley Kilp Tip 69" x 48" climb prop for 0 200. Will fit continental 65,75 C 85 ,C90.
No logs. Good for home built, owner maintenance, etc. $500.00 This one is sold
Still for sale
Sensenich 72 CK 42 wood prop.With log, certified. 100 hrs tt.Removed for engine upgrade.
Will fit 65 or 75 hp continental. Slight scratch on one blade. $750.00
Len
This one is sold McCauley Kilp Tip 69" x 48" climb prop for 0 200. Will fit continental 65,75 C 85 ,C90.
No logs. Good for home built, owner maintenance, etc. $500.00 This one is sold
Still for sale
Sensenich 72 CK 42 wood prop.With log, certified. 100 hrs tt.Removed for engine upgrade.
Will fit 65 or 75 hp continental. Slight scratch on one blade. $750.00
Len
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Two Zenairs at Hastings field
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Monday, February 28, 2011
We now have a BUY and SELL section
If you have something aircraft related for sale or looking for stuff to buy look at the links on the right side of this blog and click on it who knows what you'll find
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