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The club's longest serving CCI Rob Noble-Nesbitt moved on to operate Stirling Parachute Centre in
1991. Tim Andrewes becomes CCI
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In 1991 the club obtains an official DZ vehicle - a
Sherpa van customized by Kieran Brady
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A second fan trainer for landing practice was installed
at the club in 1991
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A second Cessna 206 was purchased in 1992: G-BPGE
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In 1992 Tim and Katherine Andrewes represented
Britain at the World Classics Championships in Yugoslavia
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Gordon Fernie retired his instructor ratings in 1993 after 25 years, as well as holding many other
offices at the club.
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The club equipment continued to be enhanced, with the addition of a Fury square parachute system, and larger
Irvin Skytrainer 2 student rounds to replace the T10's.
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In 1994 a Sports Council grant allowed a Tandem
Vector to be purchased -the club's second tandem rig
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In 1991 and 1992 Felicity Martin and Graham Harris participated in various world record formations including a 150 person, a 200 person and a
women's 81 way record.
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The club gains the use of the gatehouse hut, which
is converted into a training room
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Inside the main building the upstairs rooms are refurbished, providing an office, classroom and video debriefing
room
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Inside the hangar the classrooms at the back of the
building are removed and a further student training area is built
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David Drewette competes in the World Freefly
Championships each year from 1992 to 1995
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In 1993 Scotty Milne becomes CCI and for the first
time the Accelerated Freefall system is offered for teaching
students
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In 1994 the club hosts a BPA Instructor course, the
first at Strathallan in over 10 years. These courses have been run annually
ever since.