Kemble flying another successful day
The 25th July 2010 has seen another successful flying day for Flight Horizons.
Residents cared for by the Brandon trust took the controls of a cessna 152 at The Flying club, in Kemle, we had some great feedback, includin this from one flyer:
"It was wonderful flying and I had a great time. I felt totally in control. I got to fun things like imitate a rollercoaster"
Date set for next flying date now at Kemble airfield
Over time the members of the committee have changed, the group is now run by Shane and Zoe Touhey who live in Gloucestershire and with recent changes in licensing meaning Flight Horizons needed to find a new home Gloucestershire made a lot of sense. The next flying day for Flight Horizons will be 25 July 2010.
Sponsored Mountain climb complete
On Saturday the 27th June 2009 Shane Touhey and John Russell climbed Ben Nevis to raise money for Flight Horizons. Ben Nevis is the tallest mountain in Britain at 4,409 feet tall. The climb up took 3 1/2 hours and involved climbing through snow, fog and high winds. Around £400 was raised for Flight Horizons which will help us to continue to provide flights to people who live in care.
Sponsored mountain climb (Ben Nevis)
Documents updated
Not the most thrilling news but I thought you may be interested to know that you can now view the accounts for the financial year April 2008 - April 2009 along with our minutes from the last committee meeting and our updated versions of the Flight Horizons policies - these can all be found in the 'Documents' section which is a sub menu of the 'About us' section which can be found on the left hand side of this page. Alternatively click here.
Flight horizons Flights 2009
This year Flight Horizons provided flights for 8 adults living in care, the weather was beautiful and there were lots of smiles - a thoroughly good and successful day for Flight Horizons and all who attended. Thanks to everyone who helped make the day possible. There are photos in the photo section of this site.
Flight Horizons flying day 25th April '09