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CPL - where ? by
Paweł Neugebauer
Hi there,
I'd like to take the CPL course - somewhere in Africa/Asia, preferably in
the school which offers hiring after completion. Any ideas ?
Tchus.PN
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See? BS! by
John Harlow
Note: any phonetic similarity of this subject line to a "news organization"
is strictly coincidental.
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Ken Hamblin editorial response to CBS article - Denver Post 11/18 by
Tune2828
http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E73%257E1893864,00.html
no registration needed - Ken is also a pilot and i believe owns a twin engine.
does anyone know if Ken is nationally syndicated or is it just Denver?
james...
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One...
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Midwest aviation conference by
Slav Inger
Meant to post this sooner, but didn't get around to it until today. For
those of you who live in or near Midwest, Michigan (city of Lansing) is
hosting yet another Great Lakes Aviation Conference. This is my 4-th
year attending it, and I have nothing but good things to say about it.
This year...
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Of interest by
Dave
This gives an interesting insight into how they organise ATC at London
Heathrow as well as the difference in the RT.
http://www.pakaviation.com/PVA/Library/Docs/atc_pia_approach.html
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by Dave
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SpaceShipOne Breaks Sound Barrier by
Mutts
http://tinyurl.com/29r5l
At motor shutdown, 15 seconds after ignition, SpaceShipOne was
climbing at a 60-degree angle and flying near 1.2 Mach (930 mph).
Binnie continued the maneuver to a vertical climb, achieving zero
speed at an altitude of 68,000 feet. He then configured the ship in
its...
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December 18th 03 01:56 AM
by Mutts
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"Four flights Thursday. ...Inform Press. ...Home by Christmas." by
Don Tuite
Copied with permission from rec.arts.books:
The contraption and the bicycle makers
four times aloft at Kittyhawk,
among astonished gulls unused to share
their mastery of the wind; the air
sundered briefly, the most a minute;
before gravity resumed dominion
over canvas, wood and wire.
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Touchscreen Electronic Flight Computers by
DeltaDeltaDelta
An aviator friend told me today that he heard about a new electronic FC with
a touch screen instead of the usual keyboard. However, he did not know the
make or model. Did anyone hear about this device? I'm very inserested in
getting one, but searching the net, I only find CXs and Techstars. Any...
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Rec.Aviation Member Pix Webpage by
Jay Honeck
Stop by and see the latest additions to our Rogue's Gallery of Rec.Aviation
participants:
- Brian Sponcil & Christine Remmert's '75 Piper Warrior
- Gene & Sue Seibel's '66 Cherokee 180
- Rick & Debbie Pellicciotti's '88 Waco Biplane!
See all these, and more, at...
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Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS) first practical trial by
Larry Dighera
Just when you thought it would never really happen....
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AVflash Volume 9, Issue 48b — November 27, 2003
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REASON TO GIVE THANKS
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IFR Ground Training by
Tarver Engineering
"Jim Knoyle" wrote in message
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See, our village idiot is back.
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Pitot Heat by
Larry Fransson
On 2003-11-02 18:36:10 -0800, (null) said:
Part of the preflight checklist for my Warrior is to open up the pitot
and static drains beside the pilot seat to let out any moisture that
might have accumulated in the system, for what that's worth. I always
do it, and I've never seen...
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ANN: UC Flying Club's new 172SP by
Stephen S. Ashley
The University of California Flying Club, based at Oakland, has
acquired a 172SP for rental to its members. For more information about
the Club and the plane, check out these web sites:
www.ucfc.org
www.n612sp.com
Stephen S. Ashley
Treasurer, UCFC
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Flying around the USA at 3000 FT in a DC-4 at 190mph is a site tosee by
James Reed
Reedyreed OCT 17 This truely is the
way to go if you really want to view this beautiful Country of OURS the
USA. Flying around the different STATES to & from airshows in the BAHF
DC-4/C-54 is quite a site to behold. The best I think is the start up
of those 4 ...
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Stop the Wright Flyer from flying in Chicago! by
Ace Pilot
As reported in AvWeb, the Wright Redux Association plans to fly their
Wright Flyer replica in September at the Chicago Museum of Science and
Industry. I would urge everyone to contact them and let them know that
they should consider flying somewhere other than Chicago in light of
the Mayor's...
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Approach Questions by
Cub Driver
I spent an afternoon waiting for a delayed plane at Logan in Boston,
and marveling at the very different landing techniques used by pilots
of similar or identical jetliners.
Later I remarked on this to an American Airlines pilot/neighbor. He
said: "Hey, we get bored too!"
all the best -- Dan...
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Odd EGT instrument? by
Ben Jackson
My new (to me!) Comanche has an odd EGT instrument. Across the top,
in blue, it is marked in "% Range" with 60, 70, 80, 90, * and below
that it's marked in white "Ex Temp x100 deg F" with -3, -2, -1 and *.
There's a tiny thumbwheel which can adjust it, though it doesn't have
a lot of...
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Ashland, OR by
Randy Wentzel
Anyone flown into the Shakespeare Festival? What is the ground
transportation like? Can you walk to everything at the feastival? Does
the FBO have ground transportation available?
-Robert
I've driven to the Ashland airport... It's about two - three miles from
downtown Ashland.
This should...
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Homebrew EFB from Tablet PC by
blanche cohen
Have you checked into Destination Direct? Runs in Wintel, has
the ability to support most GPS in real-time, has the capability
to display current charts, and supports flight-planning both
VFR and IFR.
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