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Login problems

Hi All, If you’ve been trying to login during the last few days, you may have noticed some “heiroglyphics”, ie, computer code, being dislayed on the screen. Had some problems when changing some of the system’s parameters, which scrambled some code, but now the problem appears to be resolved. Thanks for your patience.     

Around the world by Ultralight

Hey, everybody! Look at what these guys have done in a pair of CTLS’s. Amazing! http://www.azimut270.ch/en/     

More on Monto

Seems that there was a fair bit of interest in the fly-in from among the locals, too. Here’s what the Biloela Central Telegraph had to say: http://www.centraltelegraph.com.au/story/2010/06/21/monto-welcomes-flying-visitors/ and the photos: http://www.centraltelegraph.com.au/photos/galleries/monto-fly-/#num=1&id=monto-fly-     

Odd looking boat

Here’s an odd-looking boat: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10645460 That’s what you call thinking outside the box; or in this case, the boat!     

Monto Fly-in, 2010, Report

Hi All, What a great weekend. Nobody had any idea what to expect so I believe over 200 aircraft set off to find out. In addition to those who flew, many enthusiasts drove to the venue. On Saturday, the weather was as near to perfect for flying as I’ve seen in quite awhile. A few […]

Gatton Airpark, Cold & Windy

Hi All, Well the annual Gatton Airpark Fly-in was held yesterday, on a cold & windy day (by Queensland standards, anyway). There were some interesting crosswind landings; some best forgotten, but a few were very notable for the skill displayed by the pilot. One takeoff in particular by a Drifter was quite remarkable – two […]

Ferry Trip to Emerald

Our neighbour, Beven, recently sold his RANS Coyote. He was then tasked with getting the aircraft to Emerald where the new owner lives, since the new owner doesn’t yet have a licence. So Martin agreed to fly the aeroplane to Emerald, and I would fly him back. Fortunately, we picked Tuesday 1st June, sandwiched between […]