Promoting the safe enjoyment of aviation for pilots, aircraft builders and enthusiasts.
The author reflects on seven months of flying their Carbon Cub, detailing various adventures and techniques for navigating diverse terrains like gravel bars, snow, and lakes. Emphasizing spontaneity, they share insights on safe landings and takeoffs while enjoying the unique experience of bush flying, valuing exploration over travel.
The newsletter begins with a call for club president candidates, highlighting support for potential volunteers. It discusses personal resolutions, construction progress on a project, and the need for a structured building plan. The author reflects on flying challenges and a possible summer trip, wishing everyone a successful and safe new year.
Spring brings optimism for flying after a challenging March. Upcoming fly-ins are anticipated, alongside part-time work at Blue Yonder on multiple kits. The author reflects on Northern bush pilots' adventurous stories from Shirlee Matheson's book, illustrating their resilience and camaraderie. Overall, a spirited appreciation for aviation and its history prevails.
Calgary Recreational Flying Club YYC 