Philip Seale

Hello Frank, Thanks for the note. Yes they are. However, besides similar startling STOL characteristics the Savannah S fly's further, faster higher and in greater comfort. I have friends with Zenith aircraft and we all agree on one point, we love our respective aircraft and that they have similarities and differences that match the owners requirements and likenesses. Last weekend myself and a great bunch of friends including fellow builder Haydn Bell and Reg Brost from Aerokits Australia attended a Fly-in at Ashburton (NZAS) in the South Island of New Zealand. It was the annual SAA (NZ) meeting with over 80 aircraft attending, hosted by the wonderful folks at the Ashburton Aviation Museum. ZK-MYN, a Savannah S was awarded the Robbie Robson Memorial Trophy for "Best Kit-Built Aircraft for 2017." Do drop in to Forest Field one day and meet us. Best regards, Philip

Thank you for your note and if I may say so, a very good choice in aircraft you have. Its a few days away from the Great Plains Fly-in at Ashburton (NZAS) where I will have an I.C. P. light aircraft display. When the weather clears later I will position ZK-MYN there and take up residence for the long weekend ahead. Do stay in touch, contact details on the website. We are always available for Savannah information or for you to come and visit. Philip

Welcome Ryan, The city of culture, good on you. Remember fondly days spent there. Glad you are getting involved in LSA, the future of GA for sure. Happy New Year. Philip

Thanks Marty, appreciate that.

Thanks David, we always welcome visitors here.

Thanks Ivor, not yesterday.... I was at Tony's place helping him place his windscreen in his Mighty Savannah S on those lovely 22" bush wheels. He will be flying by the end of the year. Do drop in when the hangar doors open at home. The kettle always on.

Hello everyone, I hope this note finds you all well and enjoying our shared passion. Like a lot of you, I have a busy life, with not enough time found to enjoy this website but I have found the forums to be invaluable during my own build. I thought it also high time I got rid of that annoying message :) whenever I log on. While I was born in Australia, the South Island of New Zealand is home. I am very much a part of the aviation scene here and my website is www.savannahnz.com where you can find a little more about me. Safe flying everyone and I look forward to meeting some of you in the future. Philip Seale