Sat Mar 21, 2020 7:42 pm
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Fully understandable yet .
A sign of things to come.
A sign of things to come.
Dave W wrote:Fully understandable
Lefty wrote:As I see it there is nothing in any of the government announcements that requires them to close the airfield entirely.
Gertie wrote:Lefty wrote:As I see it there is nothing in any of the government announcements that requires them to close the airfield entirely.
I sincerely hope that they are closing airfields because they have no users. There is no sane reason for GA pilots to be leaving their homes if they're not flying urgent medical missions.
Gertie wrote:There is no sane reason for GA pilots to be leaving their homes if they're not flying urgent medical missions.
Rob P wrote:I really can't credit the stupidity of the post above
Sandra and I are confined together. Today we climbed into the car, drove to Old Buckenham, dragged the RV out, flew for an hour, put the aircraft away and drove home.
In all that time the closest we came to another human was to watch a Cherokee depart Old Buckenham.
Yet special hours are dedicated for me at Sainsbury and Iceland where I can go and rub shoulders with unknown people.
Get real FFS!
Rob P
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