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If there is a second runway at an angle to the one used for take off, surely that can be used to lessen the angle of turnback

1 hour ago, turboplanner said:

Can you remember when, or find out the date of the Council Meeting where it approved the sale to the current owner? 

Unfortunately I cannot but member 10.5 or Volksy68 may have that information.   I was dealing with a few issues at the time.   

On 20/04/2024 at 1:34 PM, FlyBoy1960 said:

WOOOOOWWWW

 

 

But the front forks are mounted backwards?

The instuctions for assembly show the front forks the other way.

The airpost was gifted to the people of Goulburn by The Poidevan family on the condition that it remain an airport indefinitely.   The council sold the airport to a private operator aginst the wishes of the users and the goulburn people in general in an obvious money grab.   The routine upkeep was offered to be done by the users of the airport but money and alleged self interest bypassed the locals.   

I dont know the wording of the deed of gift but I am sure someone has a copy.   Since being taken over by the p[rivate operator, the airport has been semi run down and a state of aggravation has existed between the users and the owner.   

for those of us not getting sport pilot, WHO is the new CEO and HAVE THEY BEEN SOLD>>>  Its a simple question without going all over the paddock...

They are the shock off the royal enfield motor cycle.

hence the temptation to be less than forthright with answers to questions.   I was knocked back a few tears ago becaquse of one minor incident 15 years in tghe past that had nothing to do with fitness to fly.   Didnt bother after that, no point.   Stayed with RAA.   

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3 minutes ago, old man emu said:

I wonder if we started a campaign to get the Australian Press Council to take action against publications who defame aviation by publishing inaccurate and misleading material. Here is their very first principle:

 

Publications are free to publish as they wish by reporting facts and expressing opinions, provided they take reasonable steps to comply with the following Principles and the Council’s other Standards of Practice:

Accuracy and clarity

1. Ensure that factual material in news reports and elsewhere is accurate and not misleading, and is distinguishable from other material such as opinion.

2. Provide a correction or other adequate remedial action if published material is significantly inaccurate or misleading.

Unfortunately they make their own rules and woe betide any body/Govt/orgamnisation that goes against them.   The old saying the pen is mightier than the sword applies to them and remember, never let the facts get in the way of a good story.   Sorry to be making light of it but your proposal, albeit laudible,  seems to be an exercise at windmill tilting.

Hey Guys, NEVER...NEVER let the facts get in the way of a jounalists career path...lol

Only 7 years late but at least I have my answer...thank you lol

I read that the aircraft was travelling from the goulburn area to wedderburn.

Cameron corner has accomodation, airstrip beside road about 1/2 k from the corner.   Fairly rough strip but usable.

Broken Hill aero club has accomodation units.   Basic but on the airfield.

I would have thought that the best effort would be put into finding a convenient landing spot and concentrating on that, not recalling master of physics lessons andsecond guessing the initial decision which was to land safe.   Laws of physics and convoluted theories are great in the classroom but when the excrement hits the revolving thing get practical.   Always fly assuming you will need a safe landing spot at any time.

I built my own RAA aircraft and was trained in it by a qualified instructor, no problems.  Not sure about GA aircaft.   Check the rules online or ask a flight instructor.

fly to darwin, do the BFR at the aero club and then pick up your plane.

did we ever get an answer about why there was no fuel in the original filter...???

How many p[eople remember the smallpox vaccination certificates that were required for travel overseas in the sixties and seventies.   etc etc.   Nothing changes,

On 25/05/2021 at 11:13 PM, jackc said:

I think that Aviation is going to suffer the same problem for RAAus sector, with Flying School hourly training rates just over $300 per hour.

We need a ‘Foundation Aviation’ sector to get people into Aviation at a lower cost and less regulations.  Simplistic aircraft that are easy to fly and maintain.

It requires a return to AUF days and I doubt RAAus would accommodate that, needs a complete new organisation. 

Flak jacket ON 🙂

I dont think anyone disagrees but, is someone not already trying to do that, or is this another pie in the sky attempt...hurry up and wait.

On 03/05/2021 at 3:42 AM, Jerry_Atrick said:

Both countries?  Isn't New Zealand really East Australia? [edit] or the Eastern Territory [/edit]

 

Or, is Australia really the West Island? I can't remember...

 

Any body knows Oz is west Island, cheez, I thought that was common knowledge...lol  

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15 hours ago, APenNameAndThatA said:

I can’t believe this got three upvotes. The school already gave their side of the story to the OP, and the school is hardly going to comment to a third party about OP. Maybe the comment was to the effect that there would have been two sides to the story or something. Feel free to explain what I am missing. 

the point of the post

Has anyone actually contacted the school involved for their input...for their side of the incident.. 

Waiting for the alternative org.....waiting......waiting.........zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz