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This glider carries the registration letters SGC, for the Scottish Gliding Club |
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A Swiss visitor to Portmoak |
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Standard Jantar, 215 comes in for a landing |
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Glider 223, at the end of its landing run |
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Gliders can launched with a cable winch or a glider-tug. This Piper Pawnee, G-BSTH started life as an agricultural sprayer and has now found gainful employment as a glider tug. |
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The best of both worlds, this motor glider uses an engine to get airborne and then shuts down the engine and glides away. This is a Scheibe SF25C, G-BSUO |
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A Slingsby motor glider, G-BUHR still in its former RAF colour scheme |
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Club glider HPW on approach to land |
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French built Jodel G-BFEB, cut short short its Sunday morning flight due to an impending heavy shower. I was not so fortunate, by the time I got home I was soaked to the skin. |
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WA1. Walking on Air 1. This glider has been specially adapted to enable wheel-chair users to fly. Walking on Air website |