Zulu Alpha
16th Jul 2011, 09:43
The British aerobatics Assoc will be holding the last Special beginners day for 2011 at Sleap on Sat 30th July.
These are single day events specially designed to give novice aerobatic pilots an introduction to flying competition style aerobatics.
At each event, at least two aerobatic instructors and aeroplanes will be available for hire and participants are given one to one coaching about how to fly the BAeA Beginners sequence, with the opportunity to fly the sequence overhead the airfield twice during the day.
The aim is simply to encourage people to learn more about competition aerobatics, get some expert feedback about their flying and simply to enjoy the challenge and camaraderie of an aerobatic competition.
You definitely do NOT have to be an aerobatic ace to take part! The event is designed to encourage beginners to come along and find out more about flying aerobatics for fun
There will be an Extra 200 with instructor available or you can bring your own machine
Details here:
http://www.aerobatics.org.uk/pdf/BAeA%20Special%20Beginners%20Days%202011%20v2.pdf
and afterwards you can get your name in lights:
CD's Report (http://www.aerobatics.org.uk/results/2011/Loop3/CD%20Report%20and%20Results.htm)
These are single day events specially designed to give novice aerobatic pilots an introduction to flying competition style aerobatics.
At each event, at least two aerobatic instructors and aeroplanes will be available for hire and participants are given one to one coaching about how to fly the BAeA Beginners sequence, with the opportunity to fly the sequence overhead the airfield twice during the day.
The aim is simply to encourage people to learn more about competition aerobatics, get some expert feedback about their flying and simply to enjoy the challenge and camaraderie of an aerobatic competition.
You definitely do NOT have to be an aerobatic ace to take part! The event is designed to encourage beginners to come along and find out more about flying aerobatics for fun
There will be an Extra 200 with instructor available or you can bring your own machine
Details here:
http://www.aerobatics.org.uk/pdf/BAeA%20Special%20Beginners%20Days%202011%20v2.pdf
and afterwards you can get your name in lights:
CD's Report (http://www.aerobatics.org.uk/results/2011/Loop3/CD%20Report%20and%20Results.htm)