A little night currency, and another annual in the books for Charlie

With a forecast of a week of lousy flying weather ahead, it was a calm evening before the storm to take advantage of for a little night currency with Charlie. It didn’t take long for this, the second flight after a return from her annual in mid-March.

Always getting later in the summer, the opportunity to reset a night tailwheel currency (and ASEL) is a little more palatable to me the older I get when it is at 9pm instead of 11pm or later in the middle of the summer up here!

Some quick, tight patterns with the full stops and taxi-backs got it done in about a half-hour tonight before we put Charlie to bed until the next adventure.

Tonight’s flight was the first flight since the return from the annual in mid-March. The weather just hasn’t been all that conducive to a bunch of flying for this bird the last couple of weeks. Here’s to hoping for much more flying this season with Charlie! My goal is that we spend more than 100 hours together in the air adventuring this year. This is officially Charlie’s 75 year of flight!

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About Jason Blair

Jason Blair is an active single and multiengine instructor and an FAA Designated Pilot Examiner with over 6,000 hours total time, over 3,000 hours of instruction given, and more than 3000 hours in aircraft as a DPE. In his role as Examiner, over 2,000 pilot certificates have been issued. He has worked for and continues to work with multiple aviation associations with the work focusing on pilot training and testing. His experience as a pilot and instructor spans nearly 20 years and includes over 100 makes and models of aircraft flown. Jason Blair has published works in many aviation publications with a focus on training and safety.

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