Join me in congratulating Ryan for achieving a monumental milestone—his first solo flight and PIC time in Cherokee 44886!
Ryan has been putting in hard work and carving out precious moments from his life as a busy dad to focus on pursuing his aviation goals! On August 17 we saw this dedication materialize when he took off and flew a plane by himself for the first time! First three landings a success with a life time of many more on the horizon!
Cheers Ryan!
How often do you get to take a club plane and land on something other than the usual 5,000 ft paved runway? Myself and so did 5 other planes enjoying the desert heat at L90 practicing soft field takeoffs and landings, power off 180s, and other emergencies
To go, or not to go: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the aircraft to suffer The turbulence and approaches in outrageous IMC, Or to take arms against a sea of adverse METARs and TAFs, And by opposing end the journey and stay grounded?
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