Mark Scoville wrote:

> If you want to try piloting a small airplane you could go to any of the
> nearby small airports (Cuyahoga County CGF and Lost Nation LNN, Skypark 15G
> and others) and ask for a "Demo" or "Intro" flight. For about $35 to $50 a
> flight instructor will take you up in a small plane and let you operate the
> controls so you can see what it feels like. Here is a link to Skypark if you
> are interested...  www.flyskypark.com  I am a member at Skypark so I'm
> familiar with what they offer - but it is probably an hours drive from
> Mayfield Heights. Cuyahoga County and Lost Nation probably offer the same
> sort of thing and they are closer to Mayfield Heights. Just having completed
> a long flight from Singapore you may have had enough airplanes for a while
> though.

Just in case -- wasn't there some "stuff" added where flight schools had 
to do a mountain of paperwork to train foreign nationals after 9/11?

Just trying to remember.  I don't want to see Xiaofan disappointed if he 
visited the local aerodrome to give flying a try.

Flying is definitely the best way to spend ANY day... unless the weather 
isn't being cooperative.

Nate
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