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Great article on the AOPA website entitled, "STOL DRAG OFFERS TRAINING,
'MAKING GOOD PILOTS BETTER'".
Great article on the AOPA website entitled, "STOL DRAG OFFERS TRAINING,
'MAKING GOOD PILOTS BETTER'".
From the article:
“What we’re really doing is making good pilots better,” Kevin Quinn, creator of STOL Drag, said of the training that focuses on power and energy management, slips, spot landings, and altitude and directional control.
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Join us in Reno, Sept 15-19th, 2021, for the National Championship Air Races!! We are excited to bring STOL Drag to Reno! For tickets to the event, please click HERE!
Join us in Reno, Sept 15-19th, 2021, for the National Championship Air Races!! We are excited to bring STOL Drag to Reno! For tickets to the event, please click HERE!
Please use the code: STOL10
STOL Drag is an incredible event for the fans watching two aircraft side by side! Get your tickets now and we look forward to seeing all of you in Reno!!
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STOL Drag Events LLC
STOL Drag Events LLC receives National Accreditation in Wanye, NE.
We are so excited to be able to take the STOL Drag Event LLC Event team on the road. A landing an take-off STOL event like no other. With our FAA National Accreditation, we have the oppotunity to showcase STOL like never seen before. We have been featured on NBC Sports, AOPA, EAA, & Plane and Pilot, and more. Come see us next at the Reno Air Races, Sept 15-19, 2021!
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High Sierra Fly-In
High Sierra Fly-In
We're getting setup for High Sierra 2019. Please wait for the all clear to start your arrivals!
We need to get things setup before people start to show up here. Unless you have been given express permission to arrive early, we request you wait until Thursday morning to begin your arrivals. Remember, RIGHT TRAFFIC!!
Media Quotes
'Skies Magazine: With STOL (short takeoff and landing) flying gaining popularity in recent years, this fly-in has grown to a record high of 500 aircraft and 2,000 visitors. Event organizer, Kevin Quinn, restricted the amount of aircraft taking part in this year’s event, keeping safety as the main priority.'
November 21, 2019
