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Does anyone have some recomendations on Soaring Sites in Switzerland?
I'm going to be there in the first 2 wks of July and would like to spend a few days soaring in th Alps. I'm going to start at the Hahnenmoos Lodge for some model glider soaring, then I'd like to do full size, I have my own Libelle and have flown at the Wasse Koupe in '98 with their Instructors, a very worthwhile experience. FreeFlight 107 Wayne |
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http://www.segelflug.ch/d/1fluggrupp...luggruppen.htm
- German or French language, but the list is pretty self-explanatory. Best regards, Lars Peder Hansen (Denmark) "FreeFlight107" wrote in message ups.com... Does anyone have some recomendations on Soaring Sites in Switzerland? I'm going to be there in the first 2 wks of July and would like to spend a few days soaring in th Alps. I'm going to start at the Hahnenmoos Lodge for some model glider soaring, then I'd like to do full size, I have my own Libelle and have flown at the Wasse Koupe in '98 with their Instructors, a very worthwhile experience. FreeFlight 107 Wayne |
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Look at the list Lars Peder has URLed; the clubs closest to Hahnenmoos would
be Zweisimmen, Gruyeres and Bex. Bex operates Sat, Sun and Wed afternoon. There's usually someone willing to take a pax in a K21, Duo Discus or the DG500. I fly at Bex; I can't say what conditions are at the other two clubs but they're pretty active. KR Simon "Lars Peder Hansen" a écrit dans le message de . .. http://www.segelflug.ch/d/1fluggrupp...luggruppen.htm - German or French language, but the list is pretty self-explanatory. Best regards, Lars Peder Hansen (Denmark) "FreeFlight107" wrote in message ups.com... Does anyone have some recomendations on Soaring Sites in Switzerland? I'm going to be there in the first 2 wks of July and would like to spend a few days soaring in th Alps. I'm going to start at the Hahnenmoos Lodge for some model glider soaring, then I'd like to do full size, I have my own Libelle and have flown at the Wasse Koupe in '98 with their Instructors, a very worthwhile experience. FreeFlight 107 Wayne |
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Lars Peder Hansen schrieb:
http://www.segelflug.ch/d/1fluggrupp...luggruppen.htm This is the complete list of the Swiss clubs. However, be aware that in Switzerland, gliding is done mostly on a club basis. Which often means weekend only operation and limited access to double seaters and instructors. If you're looking for a granted weekdays operation and want to get an introduction to the art of mountain gliding, try http://www.schaenissoaring.ch/. This is one of the few full time operations in Switzerland and very well situated for gliding in the Alps. The convenience comes at a price, though. |
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Thank you Lars for the list and recomendations, I wasn't aware that it
was mostly Club vs. FBO ops. in Switzerland. I'll report back after my vacation, and yes I'm aware the Swiss charge dearly for everything. Happy thermals, Wayne |
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Please come and visit us at Montricher (www.gliding.ch) during
Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Two clubs share one grass airfield (80 active pilots, 50 gliders or so). It is a major gliding center for Western Switzerland, located near Lausanne. http://maps.google.com/maps?t=k&om=1...366,0 .022616 One can fly along the Jura or cross the Plateau to the Alps. The regional championship is due to take place in Montricher from July 5 to 8. You may be able to register and race if you wish. Granges (Grenchen in German) is open during the week. You may want to inquire by sending an e-mail to . Enjoy flying in Switzerland. |
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On May 23, 5:39 pm, pascal wrote:
Please come and visit us at Montricher (www.gliding.ch) during Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Two clubs share one grass airfield (80 active pilots, 50 gliders or so). It is a major gliding center for Western Switzerland, located near Lausanne. http://maps.google.com/maps?t=k&om=1...669&spn=0.0103... One can fly along the Jura or cross the Plateau to the Alps. The regional championship is due to take place in Montricher from July 5 to 8. You may be able to register and race if you wish. Granges (Grenchen in German) is open during the week. You may want to inquire by sending an e-mail to . Enjoy flying in Switzerland. Thank you, I'll check it out. Wayne |
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