Welcome to the Tauranga Aeroclub

Here at the Tauranga Aero Club we can provide you with the flight experience of a life time, from your first introductory flight lesson through to a magical scenic flight that you will remember for a long time. Located at Tauranga in the spectacular Bay of Plenty we have it all, superb scenery, magical seascapes, steaming volcanoes, pristine beaches and a favorable climate and environment for flight training. For more information please phone 07 575 3210 or email flytac@xtra.co.nz.

Trip to the Powdrells

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After several previous attempts being cancelled due to weather finally a fantastic blue sky day with a fresh southerly being the only minor hitch greeted us as we assembled at the club. We had a good turn out of over 10 planes including the Harvard and Tigermoth. The planes all set off mid morning for the powdrells and an awesome day was had by all including a BBQ, some tennis, and we were also treated to an aerobatic display by Nick Rowe in the Rv. Thanks to John, Jenny, Richard ,and Rose for a very fun day we appreciate the effort put in to host us , this day was an example of how much fun recreational flying can be and shows we need more days like this in our calendar.

April Newsletter

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2010 MICO RALLY A great day!

14 Planes joined a near perfect sky for TAC’s annual Mico Rally. Great days flying, lunch at Te Kowhai and back across the Waikato through the Waihi gap. Congrats to the winners Ike, Aidan and the team with the first ever perfect score!. 2nd Dave and Daniel Campbell in the Cub and 3rd Ross McAinch and Andrew Thompson in the RV.

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Aero Comps Still Running

There’s still time to enter the Aerobatic and Streamer Cutting Comps. If you’re feeling the need for an adrenaline hit then give Airdiscovery a call.

Dave Cambell cutting the streamer. Apparently what looks like graceful moves from the ground is actually experienced as serious buffeting accompanied by the stall siren!

Dave Campbell cutting the streamer. Apparently what looks like graceful moves from the ground is actually experienced as serious buffeting accompanied by the stall siren!

2010 Air Safari comes to TAC

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After a shortened Day 3 due to closing in weather, 65 aircraft and 163 crew descended upon TAC for the night. After securing the planes the bar was opened and the pilots and crew settled in for the night. A great presentation from John Martin capped off the evening and next day after a hot breakfast laid on by the club they were all away on route to Taupo. Awesome to see the yellow leader jerseys being worn by our own team of Dave and Daniel Campbell and Shane Anderson, an outstanding job for Day 2!

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Latest TAC Newsletter March 2010

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