Paul wrote:

OK Dale I am interested. I think Mazda will get a big kick out of it
and it has some advertising advantages for them if they can figure out
how to do it without endorsing the rotary for aircraft use.

"Our rotary engines are so good they can be used in airplanes but we don't
recommend it." :-)

"Perry J. Mick" wrote:

I'd like to fly down for that.  I know John Wayne is the closest airport
to Irvine, but I don't really want to fly into that congestion.  Will if I
have to, I know an EZ guy based there, who also happens to work
for Mazda.

Can you provide taxi service from CMA (Camarillo)?

I sure can Perry but how are we going to get the wings off so we can truck it
over to the parking lot? :-)

Wouldn't a fly over be better?  Then I can leave the wings on. :-) Would be
best to fly into John Wayne in that case.  Then maybe we could have our
ACRE get-together near there somewhere.
--
Perry Mick
Duckt N7XR
http://www.ductedfan.com

Not that easy Perry. Probably controlled air space plus you need to be 1000 feet
minimum as I recall.

Paul Lamar
 
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