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Trouble ahead over small plane fees by AJ
From the Cushing (OK) Daily Citizen: Trouble ahead over small plane fees By Randall Turk THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT (NORMAN, Okla.) NORMAN, Okla. - A political dogfight is looming over Washington, D.C. skies this summer as a financially troubled airline industry attempts to shift some of its...
April 15th 06 01:19 PM
by roncachamp Go to last post
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Shafted by the Transport Canada? by [email protected]
This morning I received a letter from Transport Canada informing me I am being fined $250 for not filing a flight plan. I had flown from Minot, ND to Regina, Canada on July 30, 2005. I had meticulously planned the flight using the AOPA webpage on the subject (got all the radio station permits,...
April 15th 06 12:51 PM
by Ron Rosenfeld Go to last post
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Aviation Podcasting? by Blast!
Are you an Aviation Podcaster? Looking to start Podcating and have a passion for Aviation? JetBlast! wants you! Visit and contact us below! http://www.jet-blast.us
April 15th 06 07:52 AM
by Blast! Go to last post
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Aviation Pioneers Return to Chicago Lakefront by [email protected]
Chicago Sun Times Jul 21, 2005 "A plane splashed down on Lake Michigan early Wednesday morning, prompting a passerby to call 911 and touching off an emergency rescue operation. But before rescuers responded, the plane took off. The sea plane touched down around 8:30 a.m. "It landed and took off...
April 15th 06 04:40 AM
by Larry Dighera Go to last post
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Young Eagles + AvWeb by Montblack
AvWeb October 20th http://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/avflash/494-full.html#190814 YOUNG EAGLES FLIGHTS CONTINUE AFTER FATALITIES... "With 500,000 flights and 1.2 million kids safely flown as Young Eagles, we think our safety procedures are pretty sound," That's more than 2 kids per...
April 15th 06 12:07 AM
by Ray Andraka Go to last post
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Young Eagles/Compensation by Kyle Boatright
The board for my EAA chapter has just adopted a policy where the chapter reimburses chapter members up to $75 of their rental aircraft expenses for giving Young Eagle rides. Aside from the issue that I'm not particularly comforable with the idea of where the chapter's hard earned money is going, I...
April 15th 06 12:03 AM
by Ray Andraka Go to last post
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No XM Weather For Lowrance 2000c...yet by Jay Honeck
Well, the word is back from Sun N Fun -- Lowrance still has no XM weather for the 2000c, despite all the advance rumors. According to one source (a member of the Cherokee Pilots Association), the reps at the Lowrance booth said they will have it in "Maybe 2 months...maybe a year..." An Oshkosh...
April 14th 06 08:31 PM
by Thomas Borchert Go to last post
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ADV: Mountain flying & instruction: Idaho, Colorado, Utah! by [email protected]
Subject: ADV: Mountain flying & instruction: Idaho, Colorado, Utah! Newsgroups: rec.aviation.piloting This is a reminder of mountain and aviation fun to be had this summer! You've been wanting to do this! Availability now! Included are three pointers to mountain flying... Mountain and Canyon...
April 14th 06 05:02 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Chicago? Aviators? Flyover??? by john smith
Does Daley know about this? CHICAGO TO CELEBRATE AVIATION'S PIONEER COLORFUL WOMEN The National Aviation Hall of Fame (NAHF) will participate in an April 29 ceremony in Chicago commemorating Aviation's Pioneer Colorful Women. Among those being honored is the late Bessie Coleman, who will also...
April 14th 06 04:08 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Big Iron pilot made young boys day! by Chris Ehlbeck
Just a thanks to ALL pilots that make a young person's dreams come true. 2 years ago I took my 8 year old nephew for his first airplane ride for his birthday. We even gave him a small logbook to document the occasion and logged his flight as a passenger. While at the FBO a B-767 Captain who was...
April 14th 06 08:10 AM
by Prime Go to last post
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Any Idea What Was Going On? by Bob Chilcoat
I was playing golf today in New Jersey (I know, but it was a bit too windy for enjoyable flying today) when I noticed a 747 flying over at around 4,000 ft heading west along a corridor that is very commonly used for departures from the NY class B airspace. A lot of planes were in that corridor...
April 14th 06 05:13 AM
by Jack Allison Go to last post
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St Paul Downtown Airport in trouble by Montblack
St Paul's Downtown Holman Field is in trouble. http://www.airnav.com/airport/KSTP This is Step One... http://www.twincities.com/mld/pioneerpress/14328974.htm The flood wall would prevent the seasonal Mississippi River floods from shutting down the airport, for up to six months, while the soggy...
April 14th 06 05:04 AM
by Montblack Go to last post
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Youth Headsets now too small by john smith
Upon our return from our Spring Break trip to Florida two weeks ago, my children informed me that the DC10-13.4Y headsets they have been using for the last ten years are now too small. I guess it is time to swap them with the regular 10-13.4's in the other flight bag.
April 14th 06 03:05 AM
by FLAV8R Go to last post
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A hypothetical situation, and a doubt by [email protected]
This won't happen, yet... On takeoff, one of your engines sucks in a bird or simply fails, and you're left with just one turbine. You declare emergency, etc. but in returning for a landing, there occurs a situation during finals - you somehow botch up the approach or some unexpected weather is...
April 14th 06 01:17 AM
by Bob Moore Go to last post
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Broken window in jet plane by Eduardo K.
Hi. I need help with some data. Today, the plane carrying our country's president had to get back to the aiport because a crack appeared in a window. This made front page of evening newspapers and stirred up a heated discussion in local newsgroups. That said, one of the regulars says a pilot died...
April 13th 06 10:19 PM
by Richard Riley Go to last post
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Diversity and Aviation by BushOKDemocratsSTUPID
Is it OK for the FAA or Airlines to pass over white males for black females so the diversity numbers look better? Just curious how airline and private pilots felt about safety positions being filled by unsafe and/or unqualified (Other than White Male) employees?
April 13th 06 06:09 PM
by gatt Go to last post
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Flight teacher arrested in sting by Lisa Miller
Here's one pilot who got something he didn't expect when he made a landing at an airport to pick up a 15 yr old girl. Doesn't look like he was trying to explain aviation careers either. "When Harold Spector, 67, landed his Cessna airplane at the George Harlow Field airport in Marshfield on...
April 13th 06 06:04 PM
by gatt Go to last post
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Gettysburg (W05) in danger? by Wiz
Yesterday seemed like such a nice day, with high pressure dominating here, that I thought I'd take a flight up to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, walk around the battlefield, and reflect. I flew from my home base in the good old ADIZ at Gaithersburg, Maryland to Gettysburg Travel Center, W05. It's...
April 13th 06 06:02 PM
by gatt Go to last post
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control locks were still locked when the aircraft took off ( Video-Footage ) by Hansi
An excellent reminder that there really are good reasons to do a thorough preflight and to make sure the controls are free. This happened just north of Winnipeg, and the aircraft was the first version with PT-6-67 Turboprops. The Canadian DOT concluded that the control locks were still locked when...
April 13th 06 05:58 PM
by gatt Go to last post
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Interesting info relating to recent discussions here from an FAASeminar I attended last night by B A R R Y
Right from the local FSDO's mouth: #1.) Pretty much anyone can taxi an airplane. The airlines send non-pilots to the simulator to learn, but that's apparently a company decision. Part of this program discussed an accident where two NWA mechanics hit a parked 757 and a Jetway while destroying...
April 13th 06 12:21 PM
by Denny Go to last post
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