ORIGINAL: RCKen
Like Minn said, it depends on a lot of things. A big part of it is where you live. Winds that may ground some are normal flying days for others. When Minn and I were in Dayton covering their airshow we got a laugh at the warbird guys talking about "the bad wind" and "it was too much to fly". All I could think was "what a gorgeous day to fly"!!!!! I would guess the wind was 5-10 mph!!! But here in Oklahoma that is a GOOD day of flying, and we don't shut down until it gets to 15-20+
Ken
Yeah, 5-10 is a perfect day even if its a crosswind! I am looking for a high steady wind to take my trainer up in to get it to fly backwards, I trust her in just about any conditions.