The Piper Stories
As the Mooney I was training on is under repair, the owner flew over his Piper Archer PA28-180 N3987X for further IFR flying. Although not as fast and heavy as Continue Reading →
As the Mooney I was training on is under repair, the owner flew over his Piper Archer PA28-180 N3987X for further IFR flying. Although not as fast and heavy as Continue Reading →
My JAR PPL(A) Class Validation was due for renewal, and according to the law, you have to fly one hour with an instructor to become current for revalidation. Having taking Continue Reading →
Sortie 1: Weather is improving … spring is in the air … time to get to know my new love somewhat better: the Mooney M20J N201DJ based at Lille Lesquin Continue Reading →
It was the most beautiful winterday of the year. Weather was severly CAVOK and freezing, so good for the visibility and for the engine performance ! Four pilots on board Continue Reading →
Is there anything more pleasant than taking the neighbours out for flying? A fully loaded OO-WVS light airplane, reasonable weather and a very motivated photographer in the right seat of Continue Reading →
Two trips from the Alès airport in the lovely Cévennes in the south of France merged into one experience. Two years in a row, I went on holiday with the Continue Reading →
This flight served an interesting side purpose for us: check if a single engine personal airplance could be used for business purposes in an economic way … My friend BelFlyer Continue Reading →
Every year, my father drives to the Ardennes in the south of Belgium to fetch a truck-load full of firewood. An every year, his two sons are summoned to help Continue Reading →
In the build-up of 40 hours of intsrument flying time as a preparation to my Instrument Rating, I need to perform a long navigation flight of > 250 NM, whereby Continue Reading →
“What about the following idea: I fly, and you take pictures?”, I asked my father. And that’s how this aerial photo trip started. Weather wasn’t exactly perfect for taking pictures, Continue Reading →