Last Sunday afternoon was a day for being a pilot and for being a passenger. Both were fun flights.
First up was a flight in Piper PA28-161, ZK-KAT. This was a solo flight where I went up and did a couple of turns, stalls and a simulated FLWOP.
I don't have photos from that trip, but I hope to have a small video up in the next week or so. I also had a play with some different power settings to see the effect on fuel consumption [having a fuel flow meter is awesome] and checked out the heading hold on the autopilot.
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| Piper PA28-161, ZK-KAT, operated by Aviators Anonymous |
Next up was a trip to Omaka as a passenger. A couple of people were going to pick up another aircraft and I was able to go for the ride.
The aircraft was a Piper PA28-181, ZK-FHQ. Many years ago, this aircraft was online with the club. It has had a major refurb since then!
Here are a few pictures from the trip.
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| Leaving Wellington behind |
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| Approaching Omaka, runway 12 |
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| Piper PA28-181, ZK-FHQ |
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| Douglas DC3 parked up at Omaka |
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| Piper PA28-181, ZK-FHQ, the panel |
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