Taildragger, I hate your guts, I have license, ratings and such, But to make you go straight is driving me nuts. With hours of teaching And the controls in my clutch, It takes a little rudder – no less, A little too much. You see, I learned to fly in a tricycle...
Thank you to the generous companies and individuals who have already donated products to benefit our Ladies Tailwheel Endorsement Scholarship. You rock! To those who would also like to donate a product, never fear, you still have time to send in your donations. Please email...
My Adventure Story Indianapolis to Silicon Valley flying our "new" taildragger, a 1946 Cessna 140 Why would anyone buy an aeroplane from their home State and miss out on fun like this? We have just bought a 1946 Cessna 140 and this is the story of how we...
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I am tickled to announce our first east coast Lady Taildraggers Flyin! We're comin' to North Carolina! Our host will be lady taildragger pilot Julie Jetzer (Citabria & C182) who suggested it nearly a year ago. We've talked about it long enough and now's the...
The 2014 Lady Taildragger's Fly-in tshirt design is complete! With the input and support of Jeannie Batto and Kelly Jeffries, we will be honoring a fallen friend this year. Click on the image for large view. This year's fly-in tshirt honors Elaine Huf who lost...
From the dawn of aviation artists have delighted us with incredible works including the niche world of aviation advertising poster art. Looking back, these same posters now give us an interesting perspective on the artist's perception of the role women played in aviation. These beautiful...
Ladies, it's time to start plotting and planning your course to our next Lady Taildraggers Fly-in at Gaston's Resort, Arkansas. Be sure and mark your calendar for May 29 - June 1, 2014, and remember - pre-registration is required this year; Â LLT Fly-in Registration and...
I have to admit, I don't have that coveted gene that really fortunate pilots have and the rest of us would give our eye teeth for - the one that creates A&P's and IAs. That elusive mechanical thing that just clicks in some brains and...
I know. I heard. "At 7:25 this morning, amidst mostly overcast skies, Groundhog Phil saw his shadow in the small town of Punsxutawney, PA." Good thing I don't give a diddly squat about a creepy rodent living the high-life in Pennsylvania or I'd be freaking out about...
