Combined PCDU/UCAP Meet Up at Temora

Looks like a few of the PCDU listeners are going to fly from Essendon Airport (YMEN) to Temora (YTEM) to catch the Temora Aviation Museum‘s next flying days on October 24th &25th. I had planned to go up there to catch the show and interview some of the staff,pilots and engineers,although I’d originally planned to drive up &back. I’d prefer to fly up there but it depends on weather and if those doing the flying are staying for both days.

As if you didn’t need enough reasons to go and check out the flying at Temora,Matt Hall is going to be flying his Mustang there. It promises to be quite the experience!

Given a bunch of us will be up there,we’re considering doing a combined PCDU/UCAP meet up. Depending on when people are going to be there,we’ll do it on one or both days of the show and/or arrange a dinner session on the Saturday night.

If you’re interested in meeting up at Temora,please post here and let us know. Tell us whether you want to fly yourself there,drive or come along as a passenger in one of the planes if space permits.

Thanks for the Promotions

Steve and I would like to say “Thanks!”to all the aviation podcasters and Twitterati who have made the effort to welcome us to the ranks of content producers. People like Jack Hodgson at Uncontrolled Airspace,Steve Tupper at the Airspeed Podcast,Rod Rakic of MyTransponder,Captain Chris (ex Plane Madness,now LightPlane),@redrowen,@EAARentals and many others have all helped retweet our “We’re here”messages and have recommended our podcast to the people they know. Major thanks to you all,folks.

Of course,no thank you could be complete without very special mention to the guys at the Airplane Geeks podcast. Max,Dan,Rob and Courtney have really helped us get started,from the early “Australia Desk”entries in their podcast to the invitation to join in with a whole episode (we’ll figure out a way,don’t you worry about that!). Even if Courtney is too busy becoming a Canadian to be involved in the weekly episodes,his podcasting guidance has been invaluable.

So thanks once again to everyone who has made us feel so welcome. You’re guaranteed a few beers from Steve &I if we ever get to catch up with you in the real world.