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Fly-ins and airshows can expose you to unusual aircraft types, such as the Fairchild and Chipmunk pictured here. (Glenn Alderton)
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Have you ever seen a Cadet, SIAI-Marchetti, Dragonfly, Aircoupe or Dragon Rapide? No? Then you have missed out seeing and appreciating a part of aviation history! In April I attended the Temora Aviation Museum’s monthly flying weekend.
This was coupled with the annual fly-in of the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia. Temora was a good venue for the gathering: central NSW, not too far to fly to from north, east, south or west. Maybe it was just a tad far for the flyers from WA.
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