Atlantic Air Park

[ronturner]

Its been a while since I had a Cessna in my hangar. Thanks to recent forecast storms a visiting friend borrowed the space for a few days, and since I have flying access to the machine I expect to see it a bit more often. F-BUET

IMG_0187 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

IMG_0196 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

IMG_0190 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

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Nice pictures Ron and what a lovely location- pity we have to self isolate for 14 days after visiting France- lovely country

AM

[ronturner]

An unusual visitor to my place today, a FLYWHALE, What in France we call a ULM, (Ultra light machine) which comes in below the 550Kg limit all up weight, including ballistic parachute :-



IMG_0349 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

IMG_0345 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

Some info on the machine:-

flywhale.de/

[ronturner]

..and now for another temporary resident, chez moi, another Cessna of course, and what a beauty. (..and I get to fly it. Smiles from here to beyond.) N4063V


IMG_0469 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

IMG_0471 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

IMG_0477 by Ron Turner, on Flickr

[ian531]

Great looking plane

Ian

[ronturner]

A couple of newbies in the fleet at AAP.

In my hangar, for the moment until the owner builds his own, is the MCR-1 F-JUNP


F-JUNP MCR 1 AAP 27 mai 2023 by Ron Turner, on Flickr



Just passing yesterday on the way to its new hangar is this Storche like thingy. I am informed it is a lightweight below the 450Kg limit.

Roger's storch like thingy by Ron Turner, on Flickr