Stemme S12 in Michigan this Saturday, May 20th (KOZW) @ 4 pm

If you are interested in checking out the new Stemme S12, it will be on-site at Crosswinds Aviation in Howell Michigan this Saturday afternoon at 4 pm.. We will have the BBQ going, hamburgers, hot dogs and all the fixings. Yes, beer! Crosswinds Aviation is an incredible aviation facility as well with numerous rental and training aircraft (Cirrus, Diamond, etc).

Feel free to pass this invite along to any friends who may also be interested.

Facebook Event: www.facebook.com/events/888477127958645
Stemme S12 Videos: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdjFauhULNA
Stemme Photos: http://www.stemme.com/multimedia.html
Stemme website: http://www.stemme.com/s12.html

RSVP to smfidlerATgmailcom
(Please do take a moment to RSVP ASAP so I know how many are coming!!!)
HOST: Crosswinds Aviation - Matt and Andrea Dahline
CO-HOSTS: Wes Chumley of StemmeUSA & Sean Fidler
TIME: Saturday, May, 20 from 4 pm - 7 pm
LOCATION: Crosswinds Aviation (KOZW)
3808 W. Grand River Howell, MI 48855
(517) 552-1101
crosswindsaviation.com

About the Stemme S12: The Stemme family of German motor gliders (www.stemme.com) are generally considered the "state of the art" in terms motor glider performance and convenience. With its innovative folding propeller, retractable nose cone and easy to fold wings (allowing it to fit into a standard 40-foot T-hanger), the Stemme S10 has been the envy of all sailplane pilots for years. The Stemme's innovative design offers more practical convenience than a traditional sailplane motor glider configuration. The Stemme's bi-lateral landing gear/taildragger configuration provides for easy ground handling and taxi. When that convenience is combined with its exceptional soaring performance (50:1 + glide ratio, or the same as modern racing sailplanes) there is simply no comparison. With the Stemme S-10, pilots enjoyed the best of both worlds...so to speak. Just this year, Stemme introduced its new S12 design. The S12 features longer wings (25-meter), higher performance, wider landing gear and numerous other improvements such as improved aerodynamics, flight balance, and instrumentation.