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Old 2nd Apr 2005, 05:17
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Lyneham Flying Club

Call me a dullard, but did the Flying Club at LYE ever get off the ground (no pun intended)? It's just that I have heard / seen very little around the Stn advertising its activities - are they just keeping it quiet?

If it's up and running, what do they have and what do they charge?

I know, no stupid questions, only a stupid questioner.

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Old 2nd Apr 2005, 06:49
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Yes it did, about 1 1/2-2 years ago. It is called the Lyneham Aviation Centre and have at least one PA28 if not more ac. Not sure of any costs but it would be easy to find out - I know the Education Centre (now called Force something blah) has the details.
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Try looking here on the RAFFCA website:

http://www.procommercesolutions.co.uk/raffca/homepage/
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Had me confused there for a bit....you mean the "the flying club" and not the "flying club"....that lives in hotels and whines about the quality of everything when deployed.
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Gosh what stunning wit and repartee....

A truly shining wit, as Dr Spooner might once have said.....
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... nah, I think he's more a cupid stunt!
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Well, I think its funny
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Whichever way you Spoon f***ing truckies, you still get the same apt description --------------
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Bang seat piles playing up again, jinda'?
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You should know dear chap

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Talking

Have deleted last night's red wine fuelled blubbing

Tourist. I believe there are 3 Ds in diddums but otherwise, point taken.

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Old 3rd Apr 2005, 06:28
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Aw Didums...................................................... .................
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The club has a PA-28-151, it cost £45 per hour (wet) at the moment (the price varys due to utilisation but not more than a tenner) if you are a junior rank theres an extra discount on top of that.
We have 2 FI's and a CAA Examiner and access to more aircraft if we need them.
The aim of the club is primarily to get serving junior ranks flying, but any service person is welcome.
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What a pity, Stoppers, your post was class. Some of your best offerings have the faint whiff of ethanol about them (just like some of your best bar banter, ISTR!)

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