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Ian Thatcher writes on his ‘Kiwi website’ “…. In 1969 Cliff Tait showed the world that one Kiwi could fly. Setting out as a one-man mission to publicize New Zealand to the world, Cliff and his New Zealand made plane ended up making history. No one had ever attempted to fly solo around the world in such a tiny one-engine plane before….”. You can not only read about this tremendous adventure on the website here, but you can now also download an FS2004 model of the AESL Airtourer 115 ‘Miss Jacy’, made by Ian Thatcher. Free download here.
