Flying Site Assistance - 2009/10
FOR THE PURPOSE of safe flying, spotters are often required
by club rules when flying. The purpose of a spotter is to increase
the safety of fellow members and spectators. A spotter does not
have to be a good flier; however, the spotter should have some
knowledge of model aviation and have sufficient training that
goes along with responsibility. Communication and teamwork are
the key factor
Flying Site Assistance - 2004/03
A PREVIOUS COLUMN described the
Leader Club program which the Academy
has established to recognize clubs that
were doing a good job of “being a club.”
The details were presented in the January
2004 column and can be reviewed there or
on the AMA Web site at
www.modelaircraft.org.
Flying Site Assistance - 2004/11
HELLO, DOLLY! At the 2004 AMA
Homecoming in Muncie, Indiana, I spent
some time speaking to Dolly Wischer, a
devoted AMA supporter.
Flying Site Assistance - 2009/08
USUALLY FLIERS seek a flying site. In a
refreshing change of pace, here is a flying site
seeking fliers; it can even handle jets!
AMA News: Flying Site Assistance-2007/02
When we completed the tour they said, “Pick any field you want.”
