Seeking signatures from all pilots of ultralight aircraft (current or otherwise) with an interest in establishing a designated Launch/Landing zone, in the state-trust land area that lies within the vicinity of Lake Pleasant ( north of 303, west of I17, and east of 99th ave).
Reaching this level of support has been a long haul but it proves we are not just imagining this necessity. The path ahead remains difficult and exhausting yet I am staying the course because we deserve a place to fly.
19 Comments
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Brian Cross
7 years ago
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I am new to PPG. I currently live in Goodyear & I would like to get certified to fly on my own. As it stands now there is no instruction for PPG on the west side at all. Opening the Lake Pleasant field again will create more opportunities for people like me who want to learn to fly PPG safely & carry on the sport.
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Steve Darby
7 years ago
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I spend Sept through June there. A dedicated field would add to safety of all fliers and build a community of safety minded pilots who would be able to build skills and help each other. Thank you!
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Alex Lee Linderman
7 years ago
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An ultra-light field is a great idea, it will cost money to develop but an annual membership fee to maintain the land would be totally acceptable to me. I already paid for a State Trust Land Permit.
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Rick Brown
4 years ago
That will be a great step forward for our sport locally !
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Francois Rivard
6 years ago
Healthy relationship and better communications between the public and ultralight community. Help centralize the resources. Safer and better controlled environment.
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Russell Tiede
7 years ago
Would be a great place to interact and learn from other pilots.
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Sean Bell
7 years ago
I support this petition.
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Robert Destefano
7 years ago
Small engine flight is an American freedom! Unfortunately, without a dedicated field, this American freedom is in danger in way too many otherwise rural areas of America.
Seeking signatures from all pilots of ultralight aircraft (current or otherwise) with an interest in establishing a designated Launch/Landing zone, in the state-trust land area that lies within the vicinity of Lake Pleasant ( north of 303, west of I17, and east of 99th ave).
Reaching this level of support has been a long haul but it proves we are not just imagining this necessity. The path ahead remains difficult and exhausting yet I am staying the course because we deserve a place to fly.
19 Comments
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Brian Cross
7 years ago
Featured
I am new to PPG. I currently live in Goodyear & I would like to get certified to fly on my own. As it stands now there is no instruction for PPG on the west side at all. Opening the Lake Pleasant field again will create more opportunities for people like me who want to learn to fly PPG safely & carry on the sport.
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Steve Darby
7 years ago
Featured
I spend Sept through June there. A dedicated field would add to safety of all fliers and build a community of safety minded pilots who would be able to build skills and help each other. Thank you!
A
Alex Lee Linderman
7 years ago
Featured
An ultra-light field is a great idea, it will cost money to develop but an annual membership fee to maintain the land would be totally acceptable to me. I already paid for a State Trust Land Permit.
R
Rick Brown
4 years ago
That will be a great step forward for our sport locally !
F
Francois Rivard
6 years ago
Healthy relationship and better communications between the public and ultralight community. Help centralize the resources. Safer and better controlled environment.
R
Russell Tiede
7 years ago
Would be a great place to interact and learn from other pilots.
S
Sean Bell
7 years ago
I support this petition.
R
Robert Destefano
7 years ago
Small engine flight is an American freedom! Unfortunately, without a dedicated field, this American freedom is in danger in way too many otherwise rural areas of America.
I am new to PPG. I currently live in Goodyear & I would like to get certified to fly on my own. As it stands now there is no instruction for PPG on the west side at all. Opening the Lake Pleasant field again will create more opportunities for people like me who want to learn to fly PPG safely & carry on the sport.