What type of Glider?
John
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M-200
Ian P
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John O'Neill
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Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 8:59
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Subject: [Aus-soaring] BCS Crash on
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What type of Glider?
John
Thanks Ian.
Is that the one thatwas at Bridge Water years ago recently owned by JK?
John
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From: Patching
Date: 12/17/05 21:19:29
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] BCS Crash on tonights TV
M-200
Ian P
Yes, the only one in the country. GTG.
Looks as though it will be a write off, fortunately the people OK.
Ian P.
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Terry Roake's report of Dec 16th mentions Mergers in
the following way:
MERGERS DO NOT SOLVE
CLUB PROBLEMS -
Marco Dohmen (Germany) has completed an in depth study on the
merger of clubs as a possible solution to gliding's present problems.
Bush Lawyers.
John Hudson
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At 08:38 AM 18/12/05 +1100, you wrote:
Terry Roake's report of Dec 16th mentions Mergers in the following way:
MERGERS DO NOT SOLVECLUB PROBLEMS -
Marco Dohmen (Germany) has completed an in depth study on themerger
of clubs as a possible solution to
Mike Borgelt wrote:
The latest idiocy from the rocket scientists at GFA exec is the idea of a
GFA Club. Why not look at RAAus? They only have to belong to their
national body and only belong to a club if it is convenient and/or they
want to. The rest just own aircraft and go flying from
Could not agree more with Mike's comments, why do we all have to
belong to a club? Why can't I just join the GFA alone?
To me its like saying we can't trust you to fly safely unless you join a club!
If RAA pilots can be trusted to fly safely without belonging to a
club why can't soaring
Agree, Soaring has a terrific marketable product for a whole range of
people who want to fly but I don't agree that clubs are going to thrive
if there are lots of new participants. In fact you will not get the new
participants if you rely on old style clubs to attract the
participants.
Why?
mark king wrote:
This gets back to what the role of the GFA is. In my view the obsession
with being the regulator and keeping CASA at bay has been at the
expense of what GFA should be doing which is getting out there and
developing gliding on the ground. Is the USA system of the government
Mark said:
This gets back to what the role of the GFA is. In my view the obsession with
being the regulator and keeping CASA at bay has been at the expense of
what GFA should be doing which is getting out there and developing gliding
on the ground. I
And they can't even do that right!
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