RMAC Jet Day attracts both pilots and spectators
Jet day is always a day that both pilots and spectators are looking forward to.
The annual Rand Model Aeronautics Club (RMAC) Jet Day saw both pilots and spectators enjoy some flying on February 20. JIt is a day that both pilots and spectators look forward to. A total of 10 pilots attended.
The models range from planes flying on an electrically driven fan (EDF) to models running on a little jet engine that sounds and look just like the real engine.
Pilots like Neville Wright treated the crowds to a great show with his Avanti, leaving everyone in awe with what the jet can do. Many of the EDF planes showed the crowds that flying a jet doesn’t have to be expensive.
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Some of the jet pilots flew scale models like the Aero L39 Albatross and the European Eurofighter jet while some pilots flow sports jets like the Avanti and the Dolphin.
The club is situated on the corner of Kliprivier Drive and Swartkoppies Road, Alberton.
If you are interested in joining RMAC to either learn to fly or looking for a place to fly at you can feel free to contact the chairman for RMAC Matthys Botha on 073 895 9909 or Bothamj@hotmail.com.
