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A Big 'Up' to the two microlight pilots

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Old 7th June 2005 | 13:45
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A Big 'Up' to the two microlight pilots

Just wanted to wish the two microlight pilots flying from Wick to Lands end and back to Wick all in one day! the best of luck. So Far so good guys!

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Old 7th June 2005 | 18:11
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Bet they weren't doing that in our Thruster... would take about three weeks in that!
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Old 7th June 2005 | 18:33
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I know what you mean lol, Nope one 3 axis and one weight shift, Pegaus Quik and a Ikarus C42 I believe?
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Old 7th June 2005 | 21:44
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But AerBabe, you'd be having more fun
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Old 8th June 2005 | 06:53
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AB,

When are we actually going to see the Thrustair?

And more to the point, when do I get a ride in it??
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Old 8th June 2005 | 07:15
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I prefer "Thrustang" ... with a Werlin engine.
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Old 8th June 2005 | 16:06
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Well done guys!

They have just returned back at Barton (EGCB) after completing there trip and breaking new records.. more details to follow soon...
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Old 9th June 2005 | 00:35
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the pilots were Chris Copple in the Ikarus and Mark Jackson in the Quick, both instructors at MainAir Sports. they landed back at Barton at approx 16.30 after their record setting trip. they performed a fantastic close formation fly-past along 27 prior to landing and were warmly received and congratulated by a small group of friends and press.

i think you will agree, a great achievement. Chris Copple intends to do the same trip non-stop in the near future.

Congratulations to both pilots.
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