Spring Fever Flying!

Lawn Sign Fever, getting ready for spring!

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Who will be moving in?

Do you see feathers, bird droppings or twigs? You might have a new neighorbood in the wing, tail, or engine of the Aircraft. Our feathered friend has decide to build an Airplane Condo for nesting. An engine is a nice place to stay warm in the spring and start a family. Ofcourse, our feathered friend never throught of taking her family of eggs for a flight in the aircraft or having her well built nest catch on fire. Not only will her eggs get cooked, but you might have well done rings in your cylinder or your feet may become warmer then you ever wanted. Toasted feet, I call that “no fun at all”.

Your best defense against birds nest is a GOOD Preflight Inspection. Since birds are notorious for building nests in aircraft with depris, the best items to look for is, WOW, depris. Birds get alittle excited while building their nests. They may leave their dropping close to their Aircraft Condo’s Entrance. They are tired after a hard day of working, flying back and forth with all those fancy Condo trimings. Clean up after theirselves? Heck No!. Hense, with a little preflight detective work and determination, you should find their Condos. Take a good look in the engine, the wings, and tail or any little opening the birds might try to sneek into for living.

Now us humans do try to plug up holes, with such things as cowl plugs, tail plugs, etc. Remember to remove these plugs before flight, and replace them after flight. Maybe the birds will decide to build their Airplane Condo in another aircraft the just sits on the field and never flys. That way, we will both be happy and can co-exist as neighorbors.

Block Time Now Avialable in the DA-40!

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Our regular price is $149.00 per hour. Why not purchase a 20 hour block for $129.00 per hour, and complete your instrument training in a state of the art aircraft, the Diamond DA40. It has a Garmin 430 and 530. It’s a Great Plane for trip taking. Get checked out today. Just give us a call. (If we raise our pricing due to fuel price increases, the block price will also increase)

Multi Engine Instructor

103Flight Instructor, Rob Burns recently recieved his Multi-Engine Flight Instructor Rating in the Flying W’s Seneca. Need an MEI, Rob is now available for providing instruction in the Flying W’s Seneca and Arrow.

Sun N Fun

Is just around the corner. From March 27-April 1, Pilots will be enjoying sunny Florida…also known as “Spring Break for Pilots”. Several of our Freeflight Aviation Pilots will be attending Sun n Fun event this year. If you can make it for the week or for a day, it should be a Must Go Event on your list.

International Learn to Fly Day is May 19, 2012

Freeflight and the Flying W Airport will be hosting a “Learn to Fly Day” event on May 19, 2012. We will be posting more information here and on the Learn to Fly Day website soon.