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Genius at work

"Recreational light aircraft engine/propeller failures in flight are not rare <snip>." Are there any statistics to back this statement? My observations is this is not an accurate statement.

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John Brandons Tutorials on this very site will no doubt help you. They helped me no end.

Should the publisher print a correction notice for the balance of the readership?

Map reading takes on a whole new dimension.

Any publicity is good publicity. Great exposure that would cost thousands of your dollars to do under the RAA banner. Thanks to the generous person who whet to the trouble opf finding the link so I could see it for myself. If you want to criticise the actual flying as being ourside the regulations go make a FORMAL complaint and stop opining.

Brilliant day for aviators. Photos by R Knight.

THX Tomo Thats Great

Does anyopne have a link to the Mobile Aviation Refuellers guide book I am having a problem finding it online. Thanks

Could that be a survey plane looking for a new coal mine perhaps?

Hope this works ok Here is an twin with its shadow reflected on the water. Hope you can see it too. Google coordinates 25°19'41.23"S 152°34'39.41"E

Its one way to close the exit door after the meat balls have departed.

EXPERIENCE

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Its a competition to be on the ground BEFORE the first jumper is

No plan B not for me!

Holy Sheeet thats not low its stupid. No time for a cut away and reserve deployment at all. Even a slow opening would have meant HOSPITAL.

Role play has a great part to play in successful training for everything. Golfers call it visualisation, Footballers call it "A Play", Actors call it rehearsal, fortunatley only doctors and lawyers call it practice when its the real thing.

Thanks John

Accountability

Wow great stuff. Keep us up dated please

A long sleeve shirt for sun protection with a pocket on the front for your pencil. A cap also for sun protection. Softer soled shoes for rudder feel. Decent sunglasses for eye protection. A tube of sun screen.