tillmanr

Thanks for your efforts Red in compiling this reference 

Excellent report Peter. I needed to use “Try this link” and it worked fine.

A total of 1031 ballots were received. P poor level of participation displayed. 

If members are not happy with the direction of the association they need to overcome their inertia and vote or accept these outcomes without dissent.

The results of the RAAus election have been announced and it seems the majority of interested members are satisfied with the current processes.

 Very pithy 

Congratulations to him. Flying at that level is an achievement few of us will achieve. 

Hi Ian, the page downloaded quickly and reads clearly. However I mostly only want to access the new unread page so I am probably not the one to comment on this. Keep up the great work. 

Probably used the jaws-of-life to get to the fuel tank. 

 

I am disappointed with this comment. I expected more from you. My 15 years volunteering with a crash rescue unit did not include training to deal with inane comments. About as informed as a journalist talking of Cessna triples.

YouTube is blocked but Flying link connected Thanks 

I can’t see the link. Has it been removed or is it the China firewall?

+1 for Elegant thanks 

Rather like $165 for 50

Channel 10 reporting it was a powered hang glider

+1 to that. Keep fighting the good fight Ian. Many appreciate this site but not many say so.

I am in the process of buying a hangar and so I need to know where members have found the best deals for insurance are to be found. Appreciate your advice.

I tried to start a conversation but it is blocking me. You may be able to contact me. Thanks

I realise it is a link but still question the relevance

I question the relevance of the image number 2 in the report which is a Cessna.

Generally now sports teams do pay for the use of council grounds. Most boat ramps I am aware of you do pay launching fees.

The F35 was touted by many as being able to replace the aA10 even as recently as two years ago. At that time the A10 was scheduled for retirement due to the wing service life reaching expiration.

I don’t see how this aircraft can be replaced by the F35. Replacement of the wings should give it a good service future. 

Sounds a bit like stall training?  I haven’t flown a thruster in maybe 20 years so I am probably wrong.

The ABC online reporting that a Piper Tomahawk has encountered the terrain. Pilot appears to be ok. 

Interestingly to fly into Avalon airshow RAA aircraft have to have TSO’d instruments but not TSOd radios. 

I might visit onWednesday