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As The Beacon Turns . .
Cableites have been busy with their projects; traveled to the far reaches of the world; joined together in the proverbial search for a fun place to fly for breakfast, brunch, or dinner; and taken that terrifying step into the wild blue yonder, trusting that their many hours of love and labor will hold together until they touch down again. Most of us other Cableites never hear about these adventures or possibilities. Along with other pertinent happenings affecting Cable Airport.…....As The Beacon Turns . . . . . . .
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Views of Cable to the north are really pretty this time of year—with blossoms of cereus and jacarandas
This is Jim Claven’s cactus patch — take some time and walk around it — just watch where you step!!!
DONNELLY IS ADDED TO THE 
P.O.O.P. TROPHY
“Dr. D” joined the elite group of the
‘Perpetual Order of Prang’
(In the tradition of honoring distinguished aviators of WWII, the “P.O.O.P.” Trophy is awarded to flyers who have made their mark most notably by damaging their flying machine.)
Frank added his rudder cable as part of the trophy. Of course we will not write about his mis-adventures, you might want to read about it in the July issue of the Pacific Flyer and check in with Frank himself.
The Perpetual Order of Prang has been reborn at Cable Airport to commemorate the pain shared by all after a local unfortunate incident. The details will never be published, but if you happen to find yourself enjoying the company of fellow aviators at Maniac Mikes Café or the “Tumbled Gyro”, you may have the privilege of hearing some great stories of how P.O.O.P. happens.
See March, 2009 Cable WEB Gram for the original story of the POOP Trophy.
Movie night at the Tumbled Gyro.The “couch” was resurrected for comfort while we watched
“The World’s Fastest Indian”
Terri Polley has the movie of the
Mt. Valley, Tehachapi Fly-In done, so we have watched it too.
We once again say goodbye to our German friend Joerg….he delayed and delayed, but finally we got him to go home for a while. He spent most of this visit, being CFI to a variety of pilots and planes. Too much FUN!
ROUTE 66 RENTALSFor your Driving Pleasure, We will provide pickup and delivery at no charge, as well as setting up after hour vehicle drop-offs at the airport parking lot. Using Cable Airport as a reference will provide a discount for vehicle rentals. 1784 West Foothill Blvd., Upland, CA 91786 Cableites |
(909) 518-2745
The difference between a duck and a co-pilot?
The duck can fly
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