In a previous article, said: As if on cue - another JetRanger showed up today and did a nice low, slow pass. Thought you might enjoy the pics..... http://justsomeaircraftpics.4t.com/ Belongs to the US...

Does anyone know of a sight that offers flight planning for Canada similar to the airnav.com sight? I have to ferry a 206 from Anchorage to Arizona in a couple of weeks and find airnav handy for initial planning. Thanks in advance. -- Dale L. Falk

The Second Edition of "Military Aircraft Designations and Systems" is now available from AeroFile. This edition is completely reworked and updated over the 1995 edition, and now features designations from six countries including Canada, United States, Japan, Russia, Germany and Sweden. In all,...

Why not share our air pictures with people who dream of flying? I've created a free and open gallery aiming at this. http://www.airpictures.net I hope you'll want to visit it and add some of your pictures. (They will remain yours and you'll have features to protectthem against illegal copying.)

I'm planing to go this summer to the aviation photographer's paradise. However, my internet search produced too little information. Now, for those of you who have seen pictures or have been there, how's that hotel on Maho Beach called and what's the typical cost of a single bed room per day in...

Please? Jim

Hi, I have just put up on auction a special offer on FAA training DVDs. The 2 sets have 20 DVDs each with over 16 hours of great training videos. Check them out...

AeroFile now has new Holiday Pricing available. Between December 1 and December 24, 2004, the shipping of $5.99 is being waved on all copies of Military Aircraft Designations and Systems and United States Navy Hull Numbers. Please log onto to www.aerofile.ca and www.aerofile.ca/pricing for...

I'm looking for a PDA program that will do wifi to allow duats flight plans to be filed where there is a wireless hotspot like an FBO. Probably would work thru DUATs. Should be heavily template driven so that I only have to fill in a few things. Bill Hale

What is the difference between a DC9-50 and a DC9-51? Also, I found a photo online of a DC9-51 (Swissair) that is described as the "prototype DC9-51"? The prototype of that model for Swissair? Or is it THE prototype of all DC9-51's?

look for aerial photo of st. marys college moraga, ca 94556 within the last two months and here is the link to the college webcam http://149.137.107.8./home/homeJ.html

Somewhere on rec.aviation.*, I thought I heard about an idea to create a patch so we could recognize each other at Oshkosh and other venues. It so happens that I have an unused patch for: "Air USENET" and "Global Hangar Flying". So, I scanned it in and shipped a 3Mb file to Jay Honeck for...

I live in a relatively quiet city, until recently. A flight school opened up across the bay from me, and all day long, all I can hear outside are these private plane motor noises. It is really awful. It is like having a gas powered lawn mover above me all day long. As one plane leaves, another one...

The May 22, 2005 update includes 14 new links, 2 updates, and 15 deletions. Total Links listed: 11,110. Stalag 13 Aviation Links http://members.aol.com/dheitm8612/page2.htm

The numbers look too large for the aircraft and cross into the red stripes -- never seen this on an aircraft. Note that military and law enforcement helicopters may not have FAA numbers. Jerry in NC "David Stiles" wrote in...

Collection of all sorts of stuff. http://flatrock.org.nz/topics/flying/index.htm -- Rumor travels faster, but it don't stay put as long as truth. Will Rogers

FYI for you fortunate flyers with onboard satellite radio and/or weather data. -- I sent the club a wire stating, Please accept my resignation. I don't want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member. Groucho Marx

richard, That with cooley hat and all ? Sean Richard Riley wrote: I'm looking into having a run of B-8 stick grips made from hardwood. If you don't know the B-8, here's a drawing - http://tinyurl.com/26mfq.

I presume you mean "LSA," since there's no US "VLA" certification category. ummm - sorry about the confusion, you are right. I meant LSA (Light Sport Aircraft). Seems that I am dreaming of a VLJ or so... ;-) I think as long as it is N-numbered, reciprocity agreements will allow it to be ...

I've been giving some thought on to how to replace DAFIF navigation data now that it's going away. And I think the solution is a community of pilots, software developers and others interested in aeronautical data developing and maintaining data which can be shared by all interested parties. I've...