Kununurra

Hi nancy I hope you get time to visit this site with all the study you have ahead of you Welcome

Welcome avgas you will be glad that you have found this site it is very helpful Cheers

Hi JB and welcome

Welcome magishme although the weather may not be kind to you at least you are learning that flying can't always be done when we want it and the key is to only fly when the conditions and experience is on your side keep up the good work

Welcome Stevek I am sure that you find lots of interesting topics to view here and learn from the wealth of experience that the members have ( not me I am learning) I have found many interesting topics and it is always good to read the forums to keep up with what's going on. Enjoy your journey

Well done ayavner what you have achieved I am sure has not only put a big smile on your face but also a great sense of personal achievement congratulations

The aircraft has now left Kununurra on a trailer so the repairs must now be getting completed elsewhere

My understanding is this aircraft had the wings removed and flown back to Kununurra in a caravan and the remainder slung under a helicopter back to Kununurra where it is being repaired. Only a couple of weeks back I seen it in the hanger waiting for repair work to be completed

Ok we'll been in Kununurra for just over 7 years and love it. Commencing my RAA training this year in Albany going to do all I can in the 5 weeks that I am there for. Have always looked into the sky at least once at every aircraft I could see or hear. So any study tips would be much appreciated I will be training in a Jabiru 160 Cheers

Just landed so looking forward to this new website