A holiday weekend that actually had three full days of flying.
Saturday started overcast but allowed for plenty of good student flights. After flying we had a good turnout for the Labor Day weekend picnic.



Sunday was a decent soaring day with a mix of flights. Brian Bradnt (power pilot transition) made his first glider solo’s on Sunday. Congratulations Brian!


Monday was a good soaring days with a mix of instructional and XC flights. Several glass ships flew including B9 (Bob Iuliano), IC (Alasdair), RB (Taylor from GBSC) and R2 (Andy Kozak). John Watkins flew the 1-34. Most of them even came home 🙂
Nice to get a full three flyable days on a holiday weekend. Fun.