Four RAF cadets; Alex, Ben, Sage and Angelika, soared to new heights on Sunday, 29th September, as they embarked on a thrilling gliding adventure at RAF Kenley. Each cadet enjoyed two exhilarating flights, experiencing the thrill of soaring through the skies, and getting the opportunity to take control of the glider. Unfortunately the unpredictable weather cut short the day’s activities, but the cadets also contributed to the ground crew, gaining valuable insights into the world of gliding.

 

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