Less than 4 weeks to go Thanks to all people who have contacted us. I hope we have responded adequately in each case, but please be in contact as above if you need more information or want to tell us something. And tell us via the contact form if you do not want to receive…
Fifty seven Club members and their guests enjoyed a fun filled evening at the Feathers Hotel, Burnside for our annual Christmas dinner and awards night on 22nd November. I was encouraged by the turnout in the end. Ten days earlier we had only 33 registered but a quick ring around by council members bolstered the…
Commencing January 2020 All applicants must commit to 2 years full membership of the club. Applicants must apply to the Club council in writing outlining reasons for the application. Up to $2000 annually available to be used for up to 2 successful applicants. $1000 each. Successful applicants must remain an SACSA member while the scholarship…
Saturday 09:30 – 16:00, 26 October 2019. See the Calendar for details
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Last month we had the club fly away weekend to Swan Hill. I flew there with my wife, Dominie, and in addition we had six other aircraft and a total of fourteen participants. I was very encouraged to see such a good turnout. Aircraft arrived individually from three different airports on the Saturday afternoon. Apart…
Greetings from New Zealand. Dominie and I are currently touring New Zealand visiting friends and tapping into the Kiwi aviation scene wherever possible. We arrived in Wellington 2 weeks ago just in time to attend the Wings over Wairarappa (WOW) Airshow at Hood aerodrome, Masterson, about 90 minutes drive northeast of Wellington. The weekend weather…
Ian Shaughnessy has saved a collection of hardware (nuts, bolts, rivets, clamps etc.) from being thrown out and would like to give them away to builders who need them. Give away. Plus postage. Still unpacking boxes, so he may have what you want. Click here to Email Ian to see if he has the ones…
Steve Nelson (Australian Team Manager) Reporting on the F1D World Championships from West Baden Springs Hotel, Indiana. Eventual winner was Brett Sanborn (US). He had a 27min flight on Wednesday and was the one to beat. But just when a few others were getting close, he pulled out another 27min flight in the last round…
