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The Bomber Command Museum in Nanton, Alberta, celebrated the 80th anniversary of the "Dambusters" in May. Halifax 57 Rescue Canada is restoring a Handley Page Halifax bomber to be operational at the museum, making it the sole runnable Halifax globally. Notably, the Halifax played a significant role in Canadian aviation history, completing 82,773 missions during WWII.
March and April pose challenges for flying due to variable weather, including snow, rain, and muddy runways. The author shares a recent experience with mud while emphasizing the risks of airframe ice. Anticipation builds for upcoming flying events, notably the COPA AGM in June and EAA AirVenture 2013, fostering community connections.
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.
The post reflects on the anticipation of spring, with an emphasis on flying as the author builds wood stoves as an excuse to be outdoors. Upcoming events include a rust remover session and the Spring Poker Run. The author shares a thrilling experience flying with a friend and appreciates recent talks and insights on aviation safety.
A Good Lesson I recently had a great experience with the CASARA folks, who were looking for someone to get lost. Since that has happened without me even trying, I may as well have my cake and eat it too. Last Saturday, I left Indus field with my outriders Dan and Pat. We headed for …
Calgary Recreational Flying Club YYC 