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Medical and severe allergies by
Robert M. Gary
Has anyone on this list had experience with getting a student his
medical certificate if the student has severe allergies? This student
has a really bad peanut alergy. If I eat a peanut butter sandwich
before a lesson we could get hives and if he were to accidently eat a
peanut he could go into...
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University of Tokyo spaceplane to launch from space station by
Gig 601XL Builder[_2_]
Steve Foley wrote:
"Larry Dighera" wrote in message
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http://www.pinktentacle.com/2008/01/origami-spaceplane-to-launch-from-space-station
"A large spacecraft such as the Space Shuttle can reach speeds of up to Mach
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Thinking of your next holiday by
[email protected]
Are you planning for vacation, holiday?
We would like you to spare your valuable time!
Visit our website www.magical-nepal.com for information on Nepal,
Tibet and Bhutan.
Thanking you in advance visiting and look forward to assist you.
Regards,
Rath Nepal Tours and Travels
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Wood Laminations and Springback by
Kyle Boatright
I'm working on the center section for a Hatz. The trailing edge of the
center section is a recurved lamination that provides better access to the
front cockpit.
I've steamed and clamped the strips into a form, and they have taken on some
of the curve, but when I unclamp 'em after they dry, I...
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What is that whining sound aboard an inflight 747? by
Alan[_4_]
Several times for the past few years, while on a transatlantic flight
aboard a KLM 747-400, I begin to hear what sounds like a turbine
spinning up, almost like an engine start, but higher pitch...
Anyone know what it might be?
Thanks
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Mid-air in California by
C J Campbell[_1_]
That fact that it is extremely rare probably does not make anyone
involved feel any better about it.
There were four souls lost in the collision between a 152 and a 172. AP
and CNN say one of them was in a car in the ground and the rest on
board the planes. UPI says two of the victims were on...
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For the FAA lovers by
Slug
Acronym: FAA
Mission: To ensure the safety of civil aviation. The Federal
Aviation Administration also encourages research and
development with respect to the National Airspace System and
civil aeronautics; develops and operates a common system of
air traffic control and navigation for both...
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Heathrow = Thrust Reversers deployed by
Eeyore[_2_]
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Eeyore wrote
How about digital equipment failure (soft or hard)? No, I'm not
777 qualified.
That seems a possibility although how 2 independent systems (one FADEC
on each engine) would fail like that is...
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For D Ramapriya by
Airbus[_4_]
http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index1063.htm
Right up your alley!
As a matter of fact - did you write this?
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Low power cruise in a Cherokee 6 by
JOM
I have very recently purchased a Cherokee 6-260 and was wondering if anyone has any sugestions regarding the most economical cruise settings? Speed is not so important as MPG. Most of the distances I fly are not long, so high altitude stuff doesn't really factor in. Most flights will be 100 to...
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January 22nd 08 06:52 AM
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Dizziness disorientation by
New Pilot
Hi folks,
Does anyone have any experience of the following or know about it.
I recently got a ppl licence and generally are fine doing all the
flying type tasks required to safely take off fly and land.
One thing that seems to get me every time is if I am for example
flying straight and level at...
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January 21st 08 06:54 PM
by Judah
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commercial maneuvers by
[email protected]
Why are chandelles and lazy eights a maneuver requirement for the
commercial? Or are they still?
Because of the precision reqiurement to pull them off?
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Time to solo by
[email protected]
This subject arose on the "What did it take to get a
ticket in 1946?" thread but I though it deserved a new one.
I (and I hasten to add a load of others) soloed in
gliders after about an hour and a half in the seventies. We were 16.
Now when I think on it I can't really take it in. Seems...
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Macchi MC.205 Veltro in Flight by
Rob Arndt[_2_]
On Jan 20, 8:32Â*pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rob Arndt wrote in news:e2ecd88a-b010-4651-a14e-
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On Jan 20, 5:54�pm, " wrote:
On Jan 20, 7:20�pm, Rob Arndt...
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Der Schwarz Tod Line-Up by
John \C\
"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Rob Arndt wrote in news:3ff90f2d-59aa-4299-a18d-
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On Jan 20, 4:34�pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rob Arndt...
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C-47 with Pontoons by
John \C\
"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Rob Arndt wrote in news:2285abf9-74c6-4849-b1ea-
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On Jan 20, 4:35�pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rob Arndt...
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