7 July 2003
Preparations are well under way for the PFA Rally, set to take place this coming weekend at Kemble. Up to 2000 aircraft are expected to fly in to the event, making Kemble the busiest airfield in the world, ever. OK, that may be a little over the top, but the skies are sure to be filled with all sorts of aircraft, including at least two that are due to visit from the US.
In addition to the aerial activity visitors will be able to wander the aircraft park, attend workshops and seminars, and visit the 100 plus expected exhibitors, including Flyer who’ll be providing free tea and coffee to anyone who feels the need.
A couple of housekeeping points: The PFA won’t be accepting credit card payments for entry this year, and if you’re planning to fly in to the Rally make sure that you read the AIC on the procedures (I know it’s obvious, but every year a few people seem to overlook it).
See you there!
