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Bob Chilcoat wrote:
I heard what sounded like a twin with poorly sync'd props Sunday. Looked up and watched two Cherokees in close echelon formation flying over. Never thought I'd see Cherokees doing that. The Bonanzas to Oshkosh group put over a 100 bonanzas in loose formation for a group arrival to the show. A subset of that group does scary tight (IMHO) formations (see http://www.beechbum.com/pages/1/index.htm) I've been to several of their practice clinics, but have never done the group arrival with them. Lots of fun. It is also lots of work, and the stress of it may not be for everyone. Now I want to find someone to do that with. (Joking, our insurance won't allow formation flying). Does your insurance explicity deny coverage for formation flight? -- Frank Stutzman Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl" Hood River, OR |
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