Deb

Yes, have read it from cover to cover. Getting better all the time.

Hi Tomo, Yes flying in J 120 5317, Have a great instructor who is very strict and makes sure nothing bad is going to happen to the plane. My first solo went really well, perfect takeoff and landing. I've had several instructors and he has been the best, he just loves flying and really takes care of whatever he flies.

Hi Nev, We are building a Piper PA-16 'Clipper' made in 1949. Will be a challenge but about half of it is done. It came from a deceased estate at a real bargain price with an lycoming engine which has only 6 hours on it since last overhaul. Looking forward to see it all back together and ready to fly. Deb

congrats Congratulations!! I did it last weekend and have a permanent smile on my face. Yes, the Jab 120 climbed out really well without my instructor, and he is a big guy but one of the best teachers I have come across. I went solo at 27 hours and had to fly 3 different planes.

I am learning to fly in a Jabiru 120, and my husband and myself are rebuilding a Piper. We have our own strip and just waiting for some time to build our hanger on the farm. So to all those out there learning keep up the good work as it is worth it.

Good to hear you are learning to fly. I am also learning to fly in a Jabiru 120 and did my first solo last weekend, awsome stuff. We have a piper to rebuild, and we have our own strip but need to build the hanger in our spare time. We live in a fairly remote area. Your learning will be rewarded when you go solo!! Deb