Archive
for November, 2011
Going Solo: William Lo
Nov 25 2011
William, Jim and 06G
On a beautiful sunny morning, while his instructor, Jim Grant, waited below, William Lo made three great take offs and landings in Citabria N1806G. William is the latest AeroDynamic Aviation student to fly solo!
Congratulations to William and Jim!
New Instrument Pilot: Andy Werback
Nov 24 2011
Congratulations to Andy Werback who passed his Instrument Rating checkride in Cessna 54102.
Well done Andy, and thanks also go to AeroDynamic Instructor Erik, with help also from Rich, Sergey and Dick.
Andy escaped before we could pose him in front of the plane, so here’s a picture of him holding the Bronze Lindy he captured at Oshkosh.
Stop press: we managed to catch Andy and photograph him in full IFR gear ready to tackle the clouds 😉
New Private Pilot: Stephane Dahan
Nov 23 2011
New Private Pilot.
We have a brand new certified Private Pilot!
Congratulations to Stephane Dahan, who passed his checkride with Examiner Sherry Diamond, on a fine Tuesday morning in Citabria 5032G.
Well done Stephane, and also well done to his AeroDynamic instructor Mark Guerrero.
Going Solo: Matt Claudius
Nov 22 2011
Matt and Rich with 91L
Congratulations to Matt Claudius, who took to the skies on his own for the first time on November 20, 2011.
While his watchful CFI, Rich Digrazzi, paced the ramp, Matt took Citabria 9091L for three successful takeoffs and landings.”
New Taildragger Pilot: Lee Barker
Nov 20 2011
Lee and Mark with 32G
Congratulations to Lee Barker who successfully added a tailwheel endorsement to his logbook. Well done Lee and AeroDynamic Instructor Mark Guerrero.
Going Solo: Mark Nelson
Nov 13 2011
On a beautiful late afternoon, Mark Nelson shook off his instructor and took Cessna 61637 up for three great landings.
Congratulations Mark, and well done also to AeroDynamic instructors Jen Delp-Mallet and Erik Schmidt.
And here is the video of Mark’s first landing. We really need to teach our CFIs to use the zoom settings 😉 , but it is beautiful anyway: