South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby RV12 » Sun May 11, 2014 9:38 am

zucac wrote:beach landing
But is it legal ?
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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby vernon11 » Sun May 11, 2014 12:26 pm

RV12 wrote:
zucac wrote:beach landing
But is it legal ?
Shhhhhhhhhh.
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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby Blue Max » Mon May 12, 2014 7:15 am

vhpy
:shock:
No beach landing :roll: !!!!
One of the trikes had engine problems and we were very fortunate to be in close proximity of a very suitable stretch of beach to land on.
We all decided that we will put our lives at risk to help a fellow pilot and all of us landed on that stretch of beach to assist in one or other way.
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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby nicow » Mon May 12, 2014 7:19 am

Baie mooi... (^^)
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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby John.com » Wed May 21, 2014 3:19 am

Blue Max wrote:vhpy
:shock:
No beach landing :roll: !!!!
One of the trikes had engine problems and we were very fortunate to be in close proximity of a very suitable stretch of beach to land on.
We all decided that we will put our lives at risk to help a fellow pilot and all of us landed on that stretch of beach to assist in one or other way.
(**)
Brave men !
Wild Coast flying legend has already developed around the trip concerning an incident in which one of the pilots had to conduct a precautionary landing on a stretch of beach and, and not being able to locate an odd-sized spanner for a temporary repair, resulted in all the other aircraft conducting beach-landings and going though their respective tool kits in search of the elusive spanner, which, legend has it, was found on the last aircraft to land!
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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby Air Hog » Wed May 21, 2014 7:02 am

Nicely put John. Just a pitty your trike was still in Pretoria, we could have made use of the spanner you carried in you saddle bag. :lol: :twisted: vhpy (^^)
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Re: South Coast flying 25 April to 4th May 2014

Postby Suesing » Wed May 21, 2014 9:53 am

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