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Brokerage fees - industry standard? by
sue t
I've been scanning the 'net to get an idea of an average brokerage fee for
an aircraft (1968 Cherokee 140) valued in the $20,000 to $25,000 range. My
expectation would be advertising the aircraft and acting as initial point of
contact. The aircraft would need to be sold from my home base, not...
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December 16th 03 08:16 PM
by Justin
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Cool Copilot Site by
Shane
You should all go and check this site out. It's for an Air Race, and
lets you choose the camera angles and fly right along side the pilots!
Let me know what you think
www.redbullcopilot.com/cp.html
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October 7th 04 05:00 AM
by JaKoB
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Reno Box Seats 2004 by
Brett A. Dettmann
If anyone is interested in setting up box seats for Reno in 2004, please
let me know.
I have 4 people interested for all 4 days.
Thanks,
Brett
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Jimmy Franklin Airshow - Heart Memorial Fund by
[email protected]
Hey everyone, if you want to contribute to a great memorial, and get a
tax deduction, please consider the Jimmy Franklin Heart Memorial.
Anyone who has ever seen Jimmy perform at an airshow knows what type of
entertainer and pilot he was (I think he should have been an
astronaut). So if you've...
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You can't buy this publicity by
Bob Fry
Our local airport, University Airport (KEDU) at Davis, California, was
going to be closed 5 years ago. Local pilots formed a group--Friends
of University Airport--to defend the airport. We were successful, and
rather than disband, the group remained to continue promoting the
airport to the...
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Web Seminar: The FAA Has Certified the Adam Aircraft A500 by
Valerie L Magee
FAA Type Certification for the A500
Join Adam Aircraft for a Free Interactive Web Seminar
Hosted by CEO Rick Adam
June 14th, 2005 (Tuesday)
11am PT · 12pm MT · 1pm CT · 2pm ET
Approximate Duration: 45 Minutes (including Q&A)
-First pressurized twin certified by the FAA in more than 20 years
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Unusual sight at Luxembourg Airport by
ellx-lux
Unusual sight at Luxembourg Airport: 4 Atlas Air lined up
On the 3rd of February, 3 Atlas Air & 1 former Atlas Air B747 lined up at
Luxembourg on parking P7.
Picture & info under http://decker.antoine.free.fr
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January 15th 05 11:52 AM
by terry
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Soviet invaders by
Seb
Hello hope it's the right place to ask,
I don't know if anyone finds it strange why ex-Soviet aircraft are
rarely exported to the West, even though they are known for being cheap
and easy to operate. I assume there's a good reason I just don't know
it! I used to assume it was partly due to...
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October 10th 04 09:12 PM
by Fritz
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Vandenberg AFB Rocket Launches by
Brian Webb
Hi All:
I maintain a web site with unclassified information regarding rocket and
missile launches from Vandenberg AFB.
After several weeks of work, I have finished extensively revising and
expanding my Viewing Vandenberg AFB Launches page
(www.spacearchive.info/vafbview.htm).
I would appreciate...
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bizarre notam by
Roy Smith
How's this for a wierd notam:
http://tfr.faa.gov/tfr/jsp/save_pages/detail_4_0539.html
The fun part is the altitude description: "Altitude: From and including
the surface up to and including 0 feet MSL".
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14th B747/400F for Cargolux: LX-VCV by
ellx-lux
Pictures from this brand new B-747/400F LX-VCV, taken moments before
push back for it's first outbound flight from LUX, under
http://decker.antoine.free.fr
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Planespotting in DC or VA? by
Margot Williams
I am looking for planespotters in the Washington DC area. Are there
any local groups or individuals here?
Thanks.
Margot Williams
The Washington Post
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Dutch Roll? by
Ron Hardin
Do modern jet airliners still have a noticeable dutch roll? I haven't
flown in anything for a couple decades, and was wondering if it's been
damped out to zero by modern control theory, or still exists.
I first noticed it trying to take solar sights with an elaborate
protractor and bubble level...
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Navigation question? by
prashna
Hi all,
I am not sure where to ask this question. Can anybody explain what is
Tactical Navigation, IFR navigation (Instrument flight rules) and SAR
navigation? Desperately waiting for your replies:-(
Thanks in Advance
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Scottish Control by
ShelleyM
The London Control ATC simulation has now expanded its horizons north of the
border, and we are very pleased to announce that data for the Scottish FIR
is now available for free download.
Go to the Scottish FIR page for more details: www.londoncontrol.com/scottish
Shelley
www.londoncontrol.com
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Honeywell KFC-225 autopilot - what could cause this failure? by
Joerg
Hi Peter,
The mpeg didn't play for me but just a few thoughts:
Since they say they couldn't reproduce it on the ground, could this be a
noise issue? Possible sources would be the radio, a transponder
transmission, engine ignition, maybe a motor driven trim, fuel equalizer
pump if you have one....
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AvMap EKP IV by
Almarz
Anyone have PIREPs about this product? Does it contain approaches
that we can study while not yet flying and on the ground? What's your
overall take on it. Jay, is this the one you use?
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November 29th 04 01:14 AM
by Almarz
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Saved By a Horse by
John Kunkel
Reported in the Sacramento Bee:
SACRAMENTO COUNTY - Authorities are amazed that a 26-year-old woman walked
away from a helicopter crash Thursday afternoon south of Rancho Murieta that
destroyed the vintage aircraft she was flying.
Perhaps even more remarkable, after walking nearly two miles from...
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