Promoting the safe enjoyment of aviation for pilots, aircraft builders and enthusiasts.
As my term as club president ends with Christmas, I reflect on our journey and the enjoyable experiences with CRUFC. We've enhanced our presence online and welcomed new members, but continuous promotion of our passion for flying remains vital. I'm grateful for both current and past executives, and look forward to future adventures together.
As November begins, the author reflects on winter preparations and the importance of acclimatizing to colder weather. They emphasize the significance of Remembrance Day, recognizing sacrifices made by others. The author notes the pivotal advancements in aviation since WWII and expresses gratitude for the freedoms enjoyed, encouraging fellow aviators to reflect on their legacy.
As fall approaches, it's time to reflect on our progress as a flying club and individual pilots. We should consider our achievements over the summer, future aspirations, and the integration of new members. With opportunities in aviation available, including leadership positions for the upcoming election, it's crucial to engage and support one another.
The summer passed quickly and was filled with exciting flying events. As regular meetings resume, there is anticipation for sharing summer adventures and enjoying the favorable autumn flying weather. The speaker is eager to provide educational talks and seeks member feedback on future events, encouraging participation from all involved.
The author reflects on the significance of aviation in daily life while waiting in a hotel room, wishing they had flown instead of driving. They emphasize the adventure in aviation, sharing excitement for an upcoming airshow and future meetings. The narrative conveys a passion for flying and community among aviators.
The summer season is thriving with various events, including fly-in breakfasts, the Arlington air show, and upcoming ones like Oshkosh and the Lethbridge air show on July 23-24. A tower tour at Springbank is scheduled for August 11. Although regular meetings are paused, members are encouraged to visit flying fields.
The author reflects on how quickly time passes as summer approaches, noting a decline in flying hours due to personal commitments and weather. June marks a busy month with events and the final meeting until September, yet publications will continue. The author encourages community engagement and looks forward to summer activities.
The author reflects on the joys of aviation, noting recent improvements in weather and attendance at club meetings. While expressing concerns about the aging pilot community, they find optimism in new members joining and the enthusiasm they bring. Upcoming meetings will feature club business cards and updates on Project Ivan.
As spring approaches, the author expresses excitement for flying after a long winter. They emphasize the importance of preparing aircraft for safety and maintenance, noting the camaraderie among fellow pilots. The author welcomes new members to the aviation club and looks forward to upcoming meetings, encouraging enjoyment and safety in the flying season.
The old saying “in like a lion out like a lamb” or something to that effect seems to be apparent with respect to the weather lately. A few of you hardy souls have been out flying and I have to admit I admire your determination. The conditions, for me at least, need to be a …
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