Larry soloed a Super Cub in ’63, seaplanes in ’64, and a Bell47G5 helicopter in ’67. He even flew a classic Schweizer 2-22, which only had 1:10 hours total time at the time of Larry’s flight! He has served as an aerobatic instructor in a Stearman at Kobelt Airport and as Director of flight training at the MIT Soaring Association. Currently, he flies a Ventus, a Duo Discus, and an Arcus at Greater Boston Soaring Club and at Ridge Soaring. Larry flew as co-pilot with Mike Robison at the Hobbs Nationals last year in the Arcus, and they won the 2005 Region 2 Sports class in the Duo. Larry will be flying as co-pilot with Mike Robinson in the 20 M 2-Place Class in Lithuania.
NEWS ABOUT LARRY
Captain’s Report ~ Day #4 (August 1)
We awakened to another bright blue sky day without any showers expected in the task area. Unfortunately, showers and thunderstorms [...]
WGC Hosin, CZ-Mike Robison’s ride, “PWR”
PWR is an ASH 25 EB28. It sports a lengthy wingspan of almost 92 feet. It is self launch capable [...]
Michael Robison Spotlight
Mike Robison soloed in gliders in 1997 from Ridge Soaring Gliderport at the age of 18. A Kolstad [...]
John Good report – August 14
The closing ceremony is in the books, and the 34th WGC has been declared Official. The contest was something of [...]
John Good report – August 5
A difficult and eventful day today. The primary responsibility for this lies with a convoluted cold front just west of [...]
John Good report – August 4 (updated)
Another non-flying day today, due to a weather pattern pumping lots of moisture into Europe, producing a solid overcast predicted [...]