Posts by Lisa Ellington
MIKE BRADFORD
Day job: Retired business owner/CPA. Next adventure: This summer flying cross country with three friends to First Flight (FFA)-Kill Devil Hills/Kitty Hawk. Then to Dayton-Wright Brothers home and USAF Museum. Then to Oshkosh for Airventure and on to Ryan Field where I am hosting during August. Favorite airstrip: Wherever my plane is tied down. If…
Read MoreJOYS OF GRASS AIRSTRIPS PRAISED IN FLYING MAGAZINE
Adventures in finding and landing on turf destinations is recounted in a FLYING Magazine article May 22. Read the story HERE.
Read MoreALASKA’S TONGASS CABINS IN JEOPARDY, REPORTS GA NEWS
General Aviation News details a recently published plan for cabin sustainability in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest. Read the report HERE.
Read MoreMICHAEL TOUCHSTONE
Day job: Retired Engineer that spends his days outside and happy! Favorite airstrip: West Yellowstone, MT. Clean, nice staff, best courtesy car, loaner bicycles, and they have their own campground.Next adventure: Fly into Ryan Field.
Read MoreRICK ANDERSON
Day job: Recently retiredFavorite strip: North Fox IslandNext adventure: Two Hearted Airstrip
Read MoreJerry Wilke
When Jerry Wilke believes in an organization, he invests his heart, his soul, and leans his shoulder in. He observes, finds the best fit for his experience, and has come away from his 35-year career with Harley Davidson with a mastery of what motivates people to seek and find fulfillment in a sport, a product,…
Read MoreRAF CALL TO ACTION IS BROADCAST
General Aviation News reports the push to help save 18 backcountry airstrips in Utah. Read the May 4 story HERE.
Read MoreAVWEB NOTES RAF CALL TO ACTION
Airstrips in Utah’s Bears Ears National Monument are slated for closure. Read the story HERE.
Read MoreFLYING MAGAZINE CHRONICLES RAF MISSION AND PROJECTS
FLYING Magazine’s Julie Boatman gives a narrative of the RAF vision and a hands-on account of its Moose Creek project. Read the story HERE.
Read MoreRAF AND REDBIRD PARTNER TO ADVANCE AVIATION RESOURCES
FLYING magazine details how Redbird Flight Simulations, developer of basic and advanced aviation training devices, and the RAF have launched a new initiative that will foster the creation of training materials supporting recreational flying, including backcountry trips. Read the story HERE.
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