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Tag Archives: Aeronotes
On the importance of checking paperwork & Grade 3 Instructor limitations
First printed in Aeronotes (the Official Journal of the Australian Ballooning Federation) Volume 38 No 1 (March, 2016) as a guide for student pilots, instructors and examiners. There is a phrase that goes something like “Assumption is the mother of … Continue reading
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Tagged ABF, Aeronotes, balloons, casa, Ops Manager, paperwork, students, training
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Flying in the Hunter Valley Fiesta: another ballooning article
Back in October 2013, Kitt & I went to the Hunter Valley Balloon Fiesta north of Sydney where I flew VH-BRR (a Kavanagh E-120) and we got to experience the food, beers & views of the Hunter region. As you … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeronotes, Balloon Aloft, beers, Cessnock, E120, Hunter Valley, Kavanagh, restaurants, Tunnel of Beer, VH-BRR, wines
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Safety Through Information
I recently gave a presentation at the Balloon Association of Victoria’s “Safety Seminar” on obtaining information to stay safe when flying balloons. This information is published on my site as the Safety Through Information article and is also available as … Continue reading
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Tagged ABF, Aeronotes, Australian Ballooning Federation, safety
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