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Post Category: TrainingPublish Date: Sep 30th 2019
Publish Date: Sep 30th 2019
Radiotelephony (RT) Course 18th Oct 2019
One day course at Cambridge Aero Club with Captain Arwyn Jones. This course will prepare you for the written and practical examinations. Specific rt training is not a requirement but is extremely beneficial.
0915-1615 Local.
Β£95.00 per person.
Places limited so early booking advisable.
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Our Pilot Shop is now available online with Pooleys! See our press release for discount code π
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This Christmas we launched our brand spanking new Pooleyβs Pilot Shop here at Cambridge Aero Club. In usual times you are very welcome to come and peruse our well stocked store, as a regional hub fo...Wishing everyone peace, love & joy this Christmas.
Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you again for more amazing flights soon.
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GASCo and the CAA have another Safety Evening webinar this Thursday, open to all! Checkout the link for further details
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Check out our Flight Experiences for a truly awesome Christmas gift!
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Choose from a gentle jaunt for two in a #cessna172 around the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside to an adrenaline-junkies dream in our aerobatic #extra200. Loop the loop βΏ and experience a unique perspective...#inverted! π
Or if you simply can't decide, why not cater to both on one of our fabulous #flyingday gift packages?!
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The team at GASCo have just let us know that they are hosting a Safety Webinar tomorrow. Click the link to register attendance & see what they've got to say!
GASCo/CAA Safety Evening Webinar on 10th December 2020, 7:00 to 8:30 pm
In this webinar, we will look at a selection of topical safety issues drawn from recent accident and occurrence reports as well as covering some of the enduring causal factors in fatal accidents. The evening will be slanted towards gliding, but the subject matter will be applicable to all members of the General Aviation community.
The webinar will be hosted by GASCo Chief Executive, Mike O'Donoghue accompanied by Regional Safety Officers John Steel and Nils Jamieson. The distinguished line-up of visiting speakers includes, Pete Stratten, Chief Executive of the British Gliding Association; Human Factors expert, Professor Michael Bagshaw, and Rachael Caston, Director of the UK Airprox Board.
The Safety Member of Bannerdown Gliding Club, Ted Richards, heads our team of panellists consisting of Tim Freegarde from the BGA's Safety Committee together with Jon Arnold and Ian Harris from Bannerdown GC and others.
The evening will consist of presentations from the GASCo team and visiting speakers including a short question and answer sessions during which the panellists will suggest and offer flight safety advice on how the threats identified can be mitigated.
Webinar Speakers
Professor Michael Bagshaw
Chairman of The General Aviation Safety Council (GASCo)
Michael Bagshaw is the Chairman of GASCo. An internationally recognised expert on Aviation Medicine and Human Factors, he is the author of many books and articles on these subjects. Dr Bagshaw is a Professor of Medicine at Kingβs College London, London. Michael is a very experienced pilot with thousands of hours flying in a wide variety of aircraft types from fast jet aircraft and business jets to light aircraft. He is a current flight examiner and instructor on SE and ME aeroplanes.
Rachael Caston
Director of the United Kingdom Airprox Board
I joined the RAF in 1996 and retired after 24 years (and I day) on the 12 Feb 2020. My first experience of flying was as an Air Cadet and I recall spending endless summer days waiting for that opportunity to get in a chipmunk for an air experience flight β I was hooked! I won a flying Scholarship at 16 and obtained my PPL just after my 17th Birthday. On leaving school I went to Bristol University to study Aeronautical Engineering and whilst there I became a member of the University Air Squadron. I joined the RAF as a pilot in 1996 and was posted to fly the Hercules on my first Sqn β 47 Sqn in 1999. My specialty was in low level tactical flying, and I became a tactical instructor qualified to teach all skill sets ranging from beach/field landings by day and by night to high altitude Parachute dropping and everything in between. In the UK, my flying time was predominantly in Class G airspace conducting training missions in the low level and medium level environments.
Pete Stratton
Chief Executive of the British Gliding Association
Pete, the BGAβs Chief Executive, has worked professionally in the sport since 1990. He began gliding at 14, flies an ASW20 from Windrushers GC at Bicester and is an active instructor and inspector
The registration link is: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yIqmWsTUTlq-M2fctEZCaQ.
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In this webinar, we will take a look at a selection of topical safety issues drawn from recent accident and occurrence reports as well as covering some of the enduring causal factors in fatal accident...
