Moved from it previous date later in the year in the hopes of better weather, it was not to be. The Saturday of the flyin was not bad, but the previous day and the following day were both rainy and gray, preventing many people from flying in. It has been a year of record rain in Europe. Credit must go to Horkan Wijkander who flew his magnificent Siemens Jungmeister SE-AJA all the way from Stockholm, and to Benoit Dierickx who arrived from Namur in Belgium.
Weather not withstanding, it was a good flyin. Benoit put on an aerobatic display in the LOM Jungmeister, those brave enough to fly in showed off their aircraft (the CASA Jungmeister from Stockholm was a particular favorite), friendships were renewed and the meeting finished with a wonderful dinner and video presentation in the airfield restaurant.
In the days that followed, many people visited the Bücker museum in Switzerland where Albert and Elisabeth Zeller were as always, the most gracious and patient of hosts.
