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What is the soaring like in the US Midwest? From the SSA state records
I see that the distances covered and the speeds over standard courses seem less than impressive. Are there significant weather, airspace or other factors that limit the soaring in Minnessota, Illinois, Indiana and the central midwest? I also notice that the club fleets in these areas seem to revolve around a couple of 2-32's and a 40 or more year old two seater with very few glass ships in evidence, not promising for someone facing an international assignment in the area ![]() Ian M |
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