Cross country question? How is it done today?

Join the 1-26 Association if you have not. Incredible support and encouragement for $15 per year, and you can find anything you need to know about the 1-26 from people on the email list.


I would encourage you to at least get your Silver badge in the 1-26.


Hi Kevin, I have been a member of the 1-26 association for about 3 years now. I purchased the 1-26E specifically with the intent of doing cross country (and my silver) in it, so no encouragement necessary

Tom
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Hi Kevin,

You might consider going to a Cross Country Camp. In a week you have
lectures in the morning from experienced cross country pilots and flying
during the afternoon, sometimes dual. Air Sailing has a good one as do
other glider-ports.

MG

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Mike I Green

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You might consider going to a Cross Country Camp. In a week you have

lectures in the morning from experienced cross country pilots and flying

during the afternoon, sometimes dual. Air Sailing has a good one as do

other glider-ports.

Thanks, have you read the thread?

Tom,

If you can, come to the Champs next June at Caesar Creek Club in Ohio. They will be in June, and you will learn more in a week and a half there than you can learn in 2 years on your own.

It is a friendly site, and there will be people that will be glad to help and mentor you.

Kevin

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