Promoting the safe enjoyment of aviation for pilots, aircraft builders and enthusiasts.
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 has arrived early, leading to increased flying activity. The author recounts visits to Drayton Valley and Stettler, enjoying lunches with fellow aviators. They reflect on work challenges and inspections on aircraft, emphasizing the importance of complying with "Instructions for Continued Airworthiness." Overall, they encourage enjoyment of the favorable weather.
October provided great flying conditions with warm weather and light winds. However, I faced engine issues that turned out to be lead-fouled spark plugs, resolved after maintenance. Additionally, I explored the concept of "elementary maintenance," clarifying tasks owners can perform on their aircraft without AME approval, underscoring aircraft owner responsibilities.
Calgary Recreational Flying Club YYC 