Showing posts with label Umhlanga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Umhlanga. Show all posts

Sunday, April 20, 2014

Durban Skyye's rad new pics!

This is our Team Skyye - the professional team at our Durban Skyye Flight School - and some more awesome pics, courtesy of aviation photographer Brian Spurr.. Thanks Brian I love these photos.

Instructor Kyle (left), Chief Flying Instructor Brad (middle) and myself Dave (right) Chief Executive Officer of the Flight School. As soon as we have a school fixed wing sorted, I will be doing my instructor rating and will also be able to join my fellow instructors enjoying some good air time!
Instructor Kyle with Calvin in the school's Aquilla Microlight ZU-CCL


Durban Skyye's microlight overhead Umhlanga beach and the lighthouse

Our school microlight with Durban's Moses Mabhida Stadium in the background

Durban Skyye over Umhlanga and the Pearls apartments

Our Team Skyye with our planes and branded vehicles


Saturday, December 31, 2011

Last Flight of 2011

Cheers to 2011

Umhlanga lighthouse and beachfront from the air

 It's the last day of 2011 and the last flight of ZDL before the New Year. And what a year it has been.. started flying lessons at the end of May, got my NPL licence during September and took delivery of our brand new Sling!!! I've clocked nearly 100 hours and 40 since getting my licence in the Red Rocket.

Today the clouds had settled over Alverstone so the passage through to join my mates at Light Flight diminished, so I decided to take a short last flight up the coast (which was clear), wave hello to the Control Tower at King Shaka International, and do a turn-about at Ballito returning for another perfect lading at Virginia. Goodbye 2011. 2012 is going to see us do a trip to Johannesburg for the Red Rocket's 100 hour service as well as a trip to Cape Town to visit my son Mark, stopping off probably at Plettenburg Bay, Stellenbosch and maybe Saldhana Bay.

Marc the "troll" Trollip tries out ZDL over Table Mountain, Cato Ridge, on a quick jaunt out of Light Flight on  Friday.