Spring Maintenance at the Hangar
Our mechanic Jason and his young apprentice were busy at the Beyond Blue Aerospace hangar today getting the Citabria and the hangar ready for the spring flying season ! Now we just need the spring weather to arrive…
Our mechanic Jason and his young apprentice were busy at the Beyond Blue Aerospace hangar today getting the Citabria and the hangar ready for the spring flying season ! Now we just need the spring weather to arrive…
On Thursday March 17th, Chris Glos and David LeFrancois participated in a University of Texas Medical Branch led Commercial Spaceflight Passenger Training Study at The NASTAR Center. They experienced simulated suborbital spaceflights using NASTAR’s high-performance centrifuge-based simulator. This simulator generated high onset-offset, sustained acceleration (“G”) forces similar to those experienced in commercial spacecraft. Chris and David were trained on …
Thursday March 17th, two of our pilots will be participating in a University of Texas Medical Branch led Commercial Spaceflight Passenger Training Study at The NASTAR Center. Our pilots will experience a simulated suborbital spaceflight at The NASTAR Center using its high-performance centrifuge-based simulator. This simulator is capable of generating high onset-offset, sustained acceleration (“G”) forces similar …
G-Force Research in the Centrifuge this Thursday ! Read More »
A great afternoon to spend at the airport ! We had a good view during lunch … then a preflight check of the Citabria … and out for a run over Lakefield and back to CYPQ … for a low and over to check out the crosswind … then around the field for a landing and …
The temperature in the morning was around -13 degrees C and so we used an electric heater to warm up the engine. To keep it exciting we switched seats today so the PIC was in the back ! We flew over a frozen Rice Lake and then off to Cobourg where we could see a …