Event created by admin (Simon W)
PMC Summer Fly-in 2023
To RSVP hit the going button (only pilots need to RSVP) If you cant see the 'Going' button make sure you are logged in and a full member. 
This will be a 'full members only' event upgrade link at the bottom of this description
Situated in a very central location in the midlands.
This venue is a field with a huge take off area and loads of camping room for those with small villages to put up!
The fire pit will be lit 24-hours a day. (No other fires of any kind allowed)
The music will be played at a social volume at social times of the day.
The Speed bar will once again be onsite for all your food and drink needs. There are water points. Please help to support the club bar, chill for the weekend and let someone else do the cooking
Dogs 'with owners that pick up!' are welcome, children are welcome.
We hope to see all of the normal faces at this one, there is some added adventure for all of us as its a new site in a totally new location with some AMAZING flying opportunities to be had
Costs: Full Members £10 for Charity 'please'
Camping (per tent / camper) £15.
TRADER interested in a trade stand? £please call
Non Flying Partners £15
Non members £FULL MEMBERS ONLY 300 max.
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By allrightscud · Posted
Kugar 2 25 paramotor wing. Recently serviced, trimed checked and new line fitted by the lofted. See report. Best launching wing I've had, great zero wind capabilities. I bought it with 35 hours on it, I've done roughly 50 hours with it. "To sum up, the Kougar 2 is a superb PPG wing with easy inflation, excellent performance (climb rate, glide, speed) and agile handling, which I can very happily recommend to experienced paramotor pilots. Its responsive handling and relatively short brake travel don't suit new, low-airtime or heavy-handed pilots, who are better suited to Niviuk's Link, their entry-level PPG wing." https://flybubble.com/blog/niviuk-kougar-2-ppg-wing-review Buyer pays shipping. -
I don't know anybody personally but have heard good things. BHPA approval isn't really important as it isn't a mandatory thing. The BHPA has sort of taken the reins for reporting of incidents but there are a great many pilots who are not members. -
By LeeDavies88 · Posted
Thank you, booked in with him next week. do you know him personally or anybody who has trained with him? he doesn’t seem to be. HPA approved but I’m not sure how important that is? -
By shouldhavedonethis sooner · Posted
Hi Folks, I am new to the sport and currently flying but will be looking for a take off spot closer to home, would like to meet other pilots in the area if anyone fairly local. Thanks in advance -
By LeeDavies88 · Posted
Thank you for the response. I will take a look at their website.
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