Barton Rumour
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Barton Rumour
On Saturday, at Lancs Aero Club at Barton was a sheet of paper up at th the desk saying something to the effect of:
What on earth was that all about - naturally, I couldn't ask! As this is the rumour network, then perhaps someone can enlighten us.
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What on earth was that all about - naturally, I couldn't ask! As this is the rumour network, then perhaps someone can enlighten us.
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This coincides with Lancashire Aero Club deciding to charge non-members double for the examinations as compared to members.
Surely people who take exams there are pretty likely to become members once qualified, especially if they are made welcome.
Ravenair (which are absolutely excellent for training, and with dual/triple sites by the way) charge £35.25 per exam, that's why quite a few take (or took) their exams at LAC, previously £10 per exam for everybody).
I hope through it all we can see Barton Aerodrome pass thorugh it all, and every success to all Flying Schools and clubs at the aerodrome.
Surely people who take exams there are pretty likely to become members once qualified, especially if they are made welcome.
Ravenair (which are absolutely excellent for training, and with dual/triple sites by the way) charge £35.25 per exam, that's why quite a few take (or took) their exams at LAC, previously £10 per exam for everybody).
I hope through it all we can see Barton Aerodrome pass thorugh it all, and every success to all Flying Schools and clubs at the aerodrome.
Last edited by tiggermoth; 22nd October 2006 at 22:27.
