Promoting the safe enjoyment of aviation for pilots, aircraft builders and enthusiasts.
Summary: The evening flight to Moncton was canceled due to strong gusting winds and unfavorable weather conditions. Other runways in New Brunswick are also affected, and the possibility of running out of fuel is a concern. The decision was made to prioritize safety and wait for better weather conditions the following day.
The Cessna 195 Convention took place from September 29 to October 2 in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, featuring numerous aircraft and engaging activities. Attendees enjoyed flying, socializing, and attending informative forums, including discussions on aircraft preservation. The event fostered a sense of community among aviation enthusiasts, culminating in plans for next year's gathering in Kentucky.
The author recounts a summer vacation in Calgary, initially planned for Terrace, BC, but ultimately spent at a lake cabin. Highlights include attending a fly-in breakfast, dealing with a malfunctioning airplane starter, and various local flights. Despite challenging weather, the week culminated in 10.2 flying hours and preparations for an upcoming Oshkosh event.
The summer was enjoyable, highlighted by a successful 'Evening at Indus' event that attracted 145 attendees. Aviation Days were joyful, and the Fall Poker Run was won by Ed D’Antoni. A future meeting will include a presentation on the Smithsonian, reflecting on a recent trip to DC. Tail winds and optimism are encouraged for the colder months ahead.
Calgary Recreational Flying Club YYC 