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It seems to me that the ASA is just a private little racing club for
those with expensive sailplanes.In my opinion the reason many people drop out of soaring after getting a license, is that there is no place to fly other then commercial operations which are more expensive and are focused on other things.It seems the ASA could pattern itself after the texas soaring assoc. or tucson's soaring club. |
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