Hello everyone,
I discovered this site as I was looking into the costs associated with owning/restoring/flying an Aeronca Champ. The forum is great and I'll be looking and posting more in the future.
In the mean time you might find my website http://www.trevormctavish.com to be of interest. Between 1945 and 1965 my family owned and operated a flying school and charter company in Calgary, AB, Canada which included dealerships for the Aeronca, Navion and Brantley helicopter.
Click on the 'A Family of Flyers' link on the top right hand corner and you'll be taken to the appropriate area.
I hope you enjoy it and please, feel free to leave your comments (emailed to photomctavish@hotmail.com).
Safe flying,
Trevor McTavish
Airdrie, AB, Canada
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