News for March

Welcome to all pilots, aircraft builders and aviation enthusiasts.

Devon Strut wins David Faulkner-Bryant Shield for Best LAA Strut 2009 at LAA AGM (13/02/2010)Airbox sponsors BaP2New Strut Committee electedNewsletter : The March issue of Devon Strut News will be uploaded in AprilBodmin - Ladies in Aviation Fly-In, Sat. 1st MayBolt Head Classic Sun. 2nd May

The Devon Strut is an affiliated branch of the UK's Light Aircraft Association and promotes affordable recreational flying through the support and encouragement of homebuilding, flying & self-maintenance of light, micro-light, classic & vintage aircraft.

Strut membership form Strut Information Leaflet  (in preparation) Strut Rules & Constitution

Pre-Flight Planning

LAA

The Devon Strut is twinned with

EAA Chaper 14 San Diego and

RAA Toronto

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1. Check all relevant Notams here. 2. Check for the Red Arrows displays - free hot line 0500-354-802 or see here and the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight displays here3. Check the weather here 4. You must have the required maps for the portion of the intended route. 5. You should have charts or a description of the airfield strip at which you are going to land. 6. If PPR is required you should obtain it by phone before departure. 7. If you have not been to the airfield before, talk to the airfield and preferably the owner or a qualified CFI/FI for a local area, airfield brief. 8. Approaching airfield listen out before getting close, to pick up local weather & gauge how busy it is. 9. Know the airfield joining instructions, circuit direction, areas to avoid etc. 10. If it's a non-radio airfield, use Safetycom on 135.475 and make blind transmissions. This list is not exhaustive but will aid in making life legal and safer for us all.(With acknowledgements to the International Auster Club.)