Did it once. Would love to do it again. And that is just over the hills from here.
They came to Collegedale a couple of years back. Looks like they're coming to Chattanooga at the end of the month. Kind of odd to go there though being that it's the controlled field.There are also a couple of upcoming opportunities to fly on a B-17 for folks in the Charlotte area.
Liberty Foundation's Madras Maiden will be at Concord NC on 9/16 & 9/17. That's this upcoming weekend.
EAA's Aluminum Overcast will be at Hickory, NC on 10/3. That's a Tuesday so might be hard for most to attend.
I'm going to try to make it out to Concord one day this weekend.
If you don't make that you can always come on down to KPDK October 6,7,8.There are also a couple of upcoming opportunities to fly on a B-17 for folks in the Charlotte area.
Liberty Foundation's Madras Maiden will be at Concord NC on 9/16 & 9/17. That's this upcoming weekend.
EAA's Aluminum Overcast will be at Hickory, NC on 10/3. That's a Tuesday so might be hard for most to attend.
I'm going to try to make it out to Concord one day this weekend.
I'm waiting for a Blackhawk or Huey to come to town and offer rides.I'm waiting on the B-29 if they offer that.
Can anybody recall how long the ride lasted? Thinking about getting an early bird ticket, but not if it's just a quick 'fly the pattern'.
Thanks. I'm considering purchasing a ticket for it.When they are here (KLZU) they usually head out toward the mall and come back. Usually gone about 15-20 minutes.
They do more than just a pattern because they pick up interest by flying over nearby neighborhoods, trolling for customers.
30 minutes, I brought my log book and flew for 20 of those minutes. FYI you need LOTS of rudder.Can anybody recall how long the ride lasted? Thinking about getting an early bird ticket, but not if it's just a quick 'fly the pattern'.
Yup. Things are wing heavy, and you don't keep the nose straight wth aileron.30 minutes, I brought my log book and flew for 20 of those minutes. FYI you need LOTS of rudder.
Collegedale, TNWhere?
Not based there, but it's not far from the house. Chattanooga just a few miles to the west.Just messing with ya. That where you're based? Saw it from the Air a few times inbound to CHA. That's Chattanooga lol.
Not based there, but it's not far from the house. Chattanooga just a few miles to the west.
Based at Dallas Bay Skypark. A little podunk airfield in north Chattanooga.Where u fly out of?
There's a little inlet of the TN river called "Dallas Bay" that's just down the road from the airfield. How they came up with Dallas, I'm not sure.Never heard of it. Why is it called Dallas?
There's a little inlet of the TN river called "Dallas Bay" that's just down the road from the airfield. How they came up with Dallas, I'm not sure.
Ever go to KRZR? I'm planning some trips there in the fairly near future.
Once in awhile. It's a new airport with a beautiful FBO. The airport is worth checking out, but the surrounding city of Cleveland isn't anything to come see, unless you were planning to make a trip into Chattanooga.Ever go to KRZR? I'm planning some trips there in the fairly near future.
Dallas Bay has a small FBO w/ flight school/flying club. Not too busy at any given time. It's a small and friendly group of pilots, which has kept me around.What's there, FBO, flight school? besides planes based there? Busy on weekends?
Yea. RZR opened around 2012. Hardwick was closed due to the new field just before. It's a nice alternative to CHA due to it's friendly nature for Corp. jet traffic., hence the name "Cleveland Regional Jetport." FBO is beautiful as well, almost too nice for the city surrounding it.Wow a new airport? Or is it built on a previous airport there? See one just to the west, Hardwick.
Yeah, that's a nice area through there. Cherohala Skyway is another scenic route in the area that's nice. According to the chart, RZR is 5500' .Wife and I drove from Blue Ridge Ga a few times to the mall in Cleveland. Beautiful drive thru the mountains, Ocoee River and white water rafting. Seem to remember the mall as being very small. Yes Regional looks like a nice field too, how long 5000-6000'?