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September 1st 07, 10:06 AM
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If a club had no hangar space, what aircraft could they use?
Imagine a club in a fairly wet (24" rain a year) temperate climate,
which doesn't have a hangar. What gliders and tugs could they use, which would be able to survive living outside all year round? I'm thinking both two-seat trainers (Blaniks?) and single-seaters, and tugs that could operate off a grass strip (I can't think of a tug that doesn't need a hangar :-s). Dan 
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