Please join us at our annual Fly-in - Everyone is welcome!
Monday, June 10, 2013
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Places to Fly
Have you checked out COPA's Places to Fly? It's Canada’s database of airports that anyone can edit or add to!
You can read information about airports in Canada, including fuel prices and airport fees. You can also update existing information, upload airport pictures and even create new listings about Canadian airports that they don’t yet have any information on. It is easy to use!
http://archive.copanational.org/PlacesToFly/index.php
You can read information about airports in Canada, including fuel prices and airport fees. You can also update existing information, upload airport pictures and even create new listings about Canadian airports that they don’t yet have any information on. It is easy to use!
http://archive.copanational.org/PlacesToFly/index.php
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Guest Speakers
We would like to thank the Pedersen's for coming to our meeting this month. It was very interesting hearing all about their adventures at Sun & Fun this year.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Deepest Condolences
Our hearts are saddened to let you know that a member of our Flying Club has passed away.
Saturday, January 26, 2013
P-51 Progress
As you can see, there has been huge progress made on the P-51 project! We are looking forward to seeing it done and on display this year!
Friday, January 25, 2013
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
Guest Presenter: Dr. Darren Scarlett
We couldn't have asked for better weather Saturday morning (the 8th)! Over 20 people attended our meeting with four airplanes making the trip in. We started the morning out with a pancake breakfast and then turned the meeting time over to our guest presenter, Dr. Darren Scarlett (from Calgary). Darren talked about some of his flying experiences and gave us some tips and tricks on cross border flying. We would really like to thank Dr. Scarlett for taking the time out of his busy schedule to fly down and speak to us. It was very informative and a good time was had by all.
Beautiful morning! Everyone out visiting before the breakfast started.
Dr. Darren Scarlett sharing some of his flying experiences.
Checking out the handouts from Darren.
Sharing a few flying stories (air horn!) afterwards. Thanks, George!
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Fuel Available at the Cardston Airport!
Local members are now enjoying the availability of fuel at the Cardston airport.
In order to take advantage of this benefit you must be a member of the Cardston Flying Club.
(Annual fee: $25/year)
$1.65/L
Call Doug Murray at (403)653-2087 for more information!
NO minimum quantity required! NO plane too small!
In order to take advantage of this benefit you must be a member of the Cardston Flying Club.
(Annual fee: $25/year)
$1.65/L
Call Doug Murray at (403)653-2087 for more information!
NO minimum quantity required! NO plane too small!
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
6th Annual Fly-In a Great Success!
Thank you to all those who were able to attend our 6th annual Fly-in this past Saturday! It was a great success with 13 planes on display and over 100 people that enjoyed the pancake breakfast.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Progress Report!
All the work parties that have been held are starting to pay off! Here's what the P-51 is looking like now. Keep up the good work!
Thank you to all those who have spent countless hours sanding!
This will be a unique asset to our airport when it's done.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Reach for the Sky - Trivia Answers
Medical and Human Factors: What is the term given to the tendency of the human eye to focus at a point several feet away due to a lack of stimulation?
Answer: Empty-field myopia.
Theory of Flight: What type of stability does the tail plane provide?
Answer: Elevators provide longitudinal stability.
Air Law: What is the minimum flight visibility for VFR flight in a control area?
Answer: 3 miles.
General Knowledge: What kind of illusion do you get when turning from downwind to upwind?
Answer: When turning from downwind to upwind you will get the illusion of the skid.
Answer: Empty-field myopia.
Theory of Flight: What type of stability does the tail plane provide?
Answer: Elevators provide longitudinal stability.
Air Law: What is the minimum flight visibility for VFR flight in a control area?
Answer: 3 miles.
General Knowledge: What kind of illusion do you get when turning from downwind to upwind?
Answer: When turning from downwind to upwind you will get the illusion of the skid.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Reach for the Sky - Trivia
Medical and Human Factors: What is the term given to the tendency of the human eye to focus at a point several feet away due to a lack of stimulation?
Theory of Flight: What type of stability does the tail plane provide?
Air Law: What is the minimum flight visibility for VFR flight in a control area?
General Knowledge: What kind of illusion do you get when turning from downwind to upwind?
Answers to come tomorrow!
Theory of Flight: What type of stability does the tail plane provide?
Air Law: What is the minimum flight visibility for VFR flight in a control area?
General Knowledge: What kind of illusion do you get when turning from downwind to upwind?
Answers to come tomorrow!
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Reach for the Sky - Trivia Answers
Meteorology: In a weather report, what do the letters CS mean?
Answer: Cirrostratus
Metereology: In a weather report, what symbols will be used for altocumulus castellanus?
Answer: ACC
Navigation: What does the symbol L mean on a map?
Answer: L means that runway lighting is available.
Navigation: What is magnetic deviation?
Answer: This is a correction applied to a compass when the compass is swung. It is often as a result of interference with components in the aircraft.
Answer: Cirrostratus
Metereology: In a weather report, what symbols will be used for altocumulus castellanus?
Answer: ACC
Navigation: What does the symbol L mean on a map?
Answer: L means that runway lighting is available.
Navigation: What is magnetic deviation?
Answer: This is a correction applied to a compass when the compass is swung. It is often as a result of interference with components in the aircraft.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Reach for the Sky - Trivia!
Meteorology: In a weather report, what do the letters CS mean?
Metereology: In a weather report, what symbols will be used for altocumulus castellanus?
Navigation: What does the symbol L mean on a map?
Navigation: What is magnetic deviation?
Answers will be posted tomorrow!
Metereology: In a weather report, what symbols will be used for altocumulus castellanus?
Navigation: What does the symbol L mean on a map?
Navigation: What is magnetic deviation?
Answers will be posted tomorrow!
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