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Wow, I missed this whole thread…
Just picked up on it from the related threads section…

I’d be really interested to hear from pilots flying lean vs rich of peak.
A civilized debate style would be great, with point counterpoint and both sides understanding that the purpose is to educate the audience, not win the argument, as there is no winner.

I’ve read a bunch and feel like I have a clue now, but would really like to hear real world experience from those who’ve either done both and can compare , or have flown lean for a really long time and can talk about maintenance…

Last Edited by AF at 15 Aug 23:00

1900 UTC tonight

It would be great to see anyone new.

Administrator
Shoreham EGKA, United Kingdom

Good to see you guys this evening.
It’s a shame we don’t get a few more on there from time to time.
As was mentioned, some guys may not have confidence to join in, especially if they are not confident with English, but I would welcome anyone to join in and just listen, and maybe not actually take part.
I think it is good etiquette to have a videowebcam feed on, even if just listening in.

United Kingdom

This is something to watch out for if doing a Zoom meet-up

Administrator
Shoreham EGKA, United Kingdom

Thread title changed to make it more glamorous

Every Tuesday 1900 UTC.

Administrator
Shoreham EGKA, United Kingdom

I can do a video trip report of my summer family vacation or give an introduction to the EASA CB IR from my perspective as IRI (IFR Instructor).
Next week or the week thereafter.

always learning
LO__, Austria

Both sound good

EGHO-LFQF-KCLW, United Kingdom

Yep, both of interest to me too.
Won’t be about this week. Too much actual work to finish.

United Kingdom

Snoopy wrote:

I can do a video trip report of my summer family vacation or give an introduction to the EASA CB IR from my perspective as IRI (IFR Instructor).

Sooooo? :)

CBIR, in a N-reg?

tmo
EPKP - Kraków, Poland

tmo wrote:

CBIR, in a N-reg?

In an N-reg… no clue, would need to read up about it. Is it of interest to you?

always learning
LO__, Austria
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