From the AAAE's cable TV program... ****** AAAE "AVIATION NEWS TODAY" TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW WITH REP. DON YOUNG HOST: Big topic of conversation on Capitol Hill this week. The FAA Reauthorization bill, conference report. Just before the August break, the

Does anyone know if any of the aviation vendors will be offering sales via their websites during the AOPA Expo? I know many have sales on site but not being able to attend, I'm still looking to buy some goods at a discounted price. Thanks!

Evening news tonight (Friday CST) showed a Russian bird crashing at an airshow in Japan. Pilot survived. Clip was over before I could focus on it. Looked like some kind of a jet??? Voice over said he was making a low pass and clipped a pole. No injuries on ground (thank God).

This is worth a chuckle http://www.redsaway.co.uk/images/Lincs-Echo-speeding-story.jpg

Hi, A very interesting article, and more thought-provoking research by Captain Barry Schiff. http://www.aopa.org/members/files/pilot/1999/prof9911.html Hilton

Just incase you are interested, this would be the perfect time to order aviation Christmas cards to beat the rush. We've really increased our selection, please take a look. Thank-you The 'Aviator' Web Site www.aviatorwebsite.com

I just pulled this one off the St PEte Times website: " Election Voters clear on airport: Keep it Nearly three-quarters vote to preserve Albert Whitted rather than back a

Anybody have reviews of delta connection academy... pros? cons? or can recommend any other academies? I'm heading down to fla. for the DCA tour in Dec. Thanks. -Bill

As I understand it, flying in an ADIZ (VFR) requires a "DEFENSE VFR" flight plan to be filed. Is this true with the DC ADIZ as well? What are the differences between the ADIZs off the coasts and the DC ADIZ?

On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 09:08:26 -0400, nafod40 wrote in Message-Id: : Dudley Henriques wrote: Brandan; listen up; and get this straight once and for all. As someone who has spent an entire lifetime devoted to teaching people that flying...

Thanks for the wing rib. If you want to see it again you will have to come to the museum! Margy

I am just surprised that they vary so much depending what model is been used. Really? Mostly, I think they are within a degree. What model is the best? And also it seems that by the poles the calculation are somewhat wrong, is it just my imagination?

Does anyone out there have any opinions about the PZL Koliber (the later day reincarnation of the Rallye 150 ST)? I've heard of an engine mount AD on the older Rallye's, but does it apply to the newer Koliber's? Any other thoughts or opinions on these aircraft? Anything else to watch out...

Wonderful. Blame the victims. "Boran Pivcic" wrote in message ... At 13:30 this Saturday near the village of Radina, Serbia, an UTVA-75, a Yugoslav-made 2-seat trainer, was shot down by a revolver bullet fired from one of the...

Marc Lattoni wrote: Took a brief tour of the foothills of the Rockies this morning in a club 172. Right from the get go I discovered a phantom rider with a foot on the right rudder. A real pain, particularly when landing. It took a great amount of left rudder to land the plane. ...

(Rosspilot) writes: I have a photo shoot up on the Erie Canal (Utica, Oneida . . . that area). Would like to do it with optimum colors . . is it getting close up thataway? I was at Basin Harbor, VT yesterday. B06. The colors are terrific up that way. The hotel's now...

Hello, I have a Dell Axim X5 and I'm searching for some useful programs: I'm looking for a database of all european airports with ICAO/IATA code, RWY's available,... I search also a program with meteo codes or snowtam translation. But all info on other programs that are useful as a FO B737 is...

This may well be old news to a lot of you, since it occurred in August, but it was new to me, and a pretty cool accomplishment. On page 34 of this month's Flying Mag there is a blurb about a model airplane named "Spirit of Butts Farm" built by Maynard Hill that flew from Cape Spear to Ireland....

I started a thread about a week ago in which I passed on something I was told by AOPA two or three times. You can be in violation of your private pilot privileges if you make a flight solely to accommodate the needs of your passenger, even if you accept no reimbursement for costs. A number of...

Windy as all get out today, the plane tied down on the apron took quite a beating. Saw the tail lift on a 170 and two 150's actually left the ground a few times. While scrambling around trying to keep them pointed into the wind and resecuring the wheel chocks, I noticed some pretty high...