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The CUFC Air Adventure is a summer tradition where members embark on a week-long flying trip in Western Canada, evolving from needing ground support to a self-sufficient journey. This year’s group, comprising experienced pilots, followed a carefully planned route, enjoyed memorable experiences, navigated various challenges, and successfully returned home after logging significant flight hours.
The trip to Oshkosh was memorable, involving flying over diverse landscapes and valuable experiences in a group of eight. Despite weather-related changes, the event showcased the best in aviation. A first ramp check highlighted organizational importance, while club updates included equipment donations and a new website administrator. Upcoming events promise more engagement.
I had an incredible flying weekend, starting with practice landings and a successful fly-in breakfast at Springbank. Enjoyed smooth weather, good company, and even pie afterward. I plan to add wheel skis to my plane for winter and discovered new aircraft products at Oshkosh. Excited for fall flying and upcoming maintenance chores.
This month's Skywriter issue is delayed due to an exciting trip to Oshkosh. The author recounts the adventures of flying with friends and family, navigating customs, and experiencing the overwhelming sights at AirVenture 06. Despite challenges, including weather and air traffic, the journey was memorable with valuable time spent together.
Calgary Recreational Flying Club YYC 