Members taking part in these events on the specified day or days in the briefing, will be awarded a star which is displayed alongside their flight record in the Members List
Members taking part in these events on the specified day or days in the briefing, will be awarded a star which is displayed alongside their flight record in the Members List
Members of CIX VFR Club were invited to have a look round the airfield, including the tower, at Manchester International Airport. After the guided tour, Garibaldi biscuits & Yorkshire tea, we filed our flight plan for the trip home and departed the way we came. Here is the Briefing Document.
Start from wherever you wish, but do arrange to arrive at Wellesbourne Mountford EGBW between 1845Z and 2015Z. Here is the Briefing Document .
This event is a salute to Mel Kirk, who designed the first 'Mel's Mad Monday'. It follows his original scenario of departing Shoreham, landing at a remote airfield, and returning to Shoreham where everyone was required to execute the infamous overhead join. With a number of pilots arriving within a very short space of time, this resulted in a situation which could indeed be a bit mad - or even complete mayhem! This months event, although held on a Tuesday, features two remote Airfields, with the possibility of requiring not one but two or even three overhead joins. Mayhem would therefore seem an appropriate description for this event. Here is the Briefing Document.
This event is a challenge to all you STOL types to land on three of the most extreme airports in the world, in the Himalayas. You have rescued some climbers and now have to get them and yourself to safety! Here is the Briefing Document.
Short take off and landing on the beach at Knocke-Heist in The Netherlands, preferably in vintage aircraft. Here is the Briefing Document.
This month's event is a celebration and to some extent, a re-enactment of the flying career of one the Club's celebrity members whose 99th birthday falls on June 7th. His flying career started with the Southport Aero Club at RAF Woodvale (EGOW) in 1961, so that's where we are going for a spin. Here is the Briefing Document
The Club has visited Oshkosh several times over the years, once indeed departing from the UK, and flying "across the pond" via Iceland and Greenland in our small aircraft. Once again, members are invited to take part in the exciting flight into Wittman Regional Airport (KOSH), in the the state of Wisconsin, USA, replicationg and mimicking the real world OSHKOSH event which takes place this year from 22nd to 28th July. Here is the Briefing Document.
The Manchester Low Level Route is a tricky and busy route between the Liverpool and Manchester Control Zones that is often not given the due respect it deserves (by both pilots and controllers in the Virtual World). An opportunity has presented itself where members can experience / practice the delights of the Low Level Route, sometimes called the Manchester Corridor, in a choice of either a fixed-wing or rotary aircraft, flying together on opposite sides of the 20nm long by 4nm wide corridor at less than 1300ft!. Here is the Briefing Document.
Re-enact one of Capt. W.E.John's famous hero's flights in Norway, flying a floatplane, avoiding enemy aircraft, landing in Fjords, and finally escaping back to England with the Luftwaffe on your tail.
Try to fly with our CFI!
2-4-CIX and virtual Battle of Britain Memorial Flight strut their stuff
Our usual December month long tour of somewhere scenic and interesting.
For these events, don't forget to complete your PIREP in order to collect your STARS