Dropping herself off at the airport this morning, I picked up a flyer (pun intended) advertising a half-hour "aerobatic experience" in a light aircraft. Just called the number now - it's gonna cost £94.... reckon it's worth it? I'm sooooooo tempted. Never flown in anything smaller than a Shorts 360 before....
Originally Posted by The Quentos
Aerobatics is fun
Just don't have a full english breakfast beforehand
If you all send me money, I'll video it for ya
Oh, and a word or warning, if the guy in the plane before you is a big chap make sure that your in tight....
Don't know if I'm going yet!! depends if I can scrape enough cash together... if I can, I'm off, but it don't look hopeful with Christmas here and everything...
(hence the advice that you all send me money
I got to fly in a light aircraft and learn the absics of flying and aerobatics when i was with the air cadets and it was fantastic, I'd highly recmomend it to you
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[SIZE=2][FONT=Verdana]A[SIZE=2]mbition is a poor excuse for not having enough sense to be lazy
Hehehe, Chipmunks rock...
There safe they tell us and yet they give you a chute before they send you up...
Chipmunks in the ATC were fab. What I didn't like was pulling the parachute on tight, it really did my knackers in.
I loved flying in those things though.
'Make mine a Spitfire, Landlord!'
Chipmucks were phased out just before me so I got to fly in a bulldog instead, nice side by side cockpit
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[SIZE=2][FONT=Verdana]A[SIZE=2]mbition is a poor excuse for not having enough sense to be lazy
I have been in a plane doing some gentle stuff over the South Coast - a great experience but make sure you are strapped in tight and there are no unsecured objects in the cabin otherwise it could get a bit painfull
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