Today Terry and Jan got to go for a fly in there new Brumby Aircraft which will
grace our skyies around Temora, Brumby Aircraft are a localy designed and
build for the Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) category as a factory built aircraft.
The Brumby is also available as a quick build kit regsitered with RA-AUS
or experimental categories.

Tumut Valley Fly-in
RV Fly-in Breakfast Sunday 5th October 2008
All Welcome
Contact
Barry Anstey
0408756469

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We have had an interesting time over the past few months, with lots of activity
in the club house and in the air. The recent vibration in the Tecnam was traced
to a problem in the gearbox related to the use of Avgas and once the repair
was made by the team from Rotax in Lilydale the Tecnam once again took to
the air, purring like a kitten.

There is another Jabiru J230 in the club now, with congratulations to Mitchell Ridley
from Burcher for his recent purchase. Check out the photos of the new arrival.







Jill & Norm Bailey
Temora Flight Training
PO Box 198
Temora, NSW, 2666
Ph: 0412 409171

G'day all
We have cracked 700 hours in the Tecnam, about 5 days shy of 12 months!!
Another record recently set was 6.5 hours flying in the Tecnam in one day,
this in winter with less daylight hours!

Student and pilot news: Local Temora club member Vic Rudd achieved his
Cross Country endorsement, along with Warren Priestley, who is currently
keeping his Jabiru J230 in the club hangar. Cootamundra club member
Scott Sharman achieved his first solo.

In other news, Air Commodore (retired) Rod Luke of Quandary achieved
his instructor rating, while local Lindsay Wallace has started instructor training
under Jill, Alan and Wally Rudin of Airwings Flying School. local milko
Jed Moroney has been bitten by the flying bug and had his second lesson
recently, heading home with the Tecnam grin.

Recent visitors to undertake training in the Tecnam include David Yee of
Mt Tomah, for a week of flying training along with another visit this week by
Warren Gerbes of Safety Bay in WA.

Jill & Norm Bailey
Temora Flight Training
Ph: 0412 409171

The Tecnam, flown by Jill, along with Lindsay in the Jodel, Norm in the Jabiru and
Alan Harding and another Auster from the Antique Association group, conducted a dawn
flight to commemorate ANZAC day. The streamer formation was well received and all
involved were pleased to be able to pay their respects.

Tecnam clocked over 73 hours last month, total time 660 hours so far.
looks like getting to get to 700 for the year by 25th May
so it's within the 12 months! WOW

Congratulations to Michael 'Slim' Nealon from Grenfell for his recent first solo and
theory exam passes, along with Mitchell Ridley from Burcher getting serious with
cross country navigation.

Temora local Stan Tiedemann is progressing well and recently got assistance with
construction on his AeroPup kit, while local museum apprentice Mitch Liebich is steadily
progressing towards achieving his licence. Visitor Warren Gerbes from Safety Bay in WA
also achieved a personal goal of first solo while staying on the airfield and will be back
in July to continue his training.