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Anybody understand this NOTAM? !BDR 02/020 JSD CGSA WEF 0602111200-0602112100 Duats can't translate the CGSA: Stratford CT (Sikorsky) : February NOTAM #20 issued by Bridgeport CT : CGSA effective from February 11th, 2006 at 07:00 AM EST (0602111200) - February 11th, 2006 at 04:00 PM EST...

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Am extremely remiss in not posting this sooner. Deciding to not fly to the Watsonville fly-in last weekend got me thinking about it again. Discovered a few small town airshows last year and this that are really doing it right. That is, they don't charge admission to pilots who fly their aircraft...

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BlankThe 2006 Business Aircraft & Jet Preview Schedule is now available. If you are looking to buy or sell an aircraft this year, I recommend you bring it to one of our events. http://www.jetpreview.com

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Sounds like a JAA thing. I"m not aware of any requirement for original anything in the U.S. -Robert

The Brazilian 737 apparently collided with a biz jet over the Amazon at 37,000 feet, a testimony to the accuracy of modern navigational instruments. Somebody screws up, and you exactly collide with conflicting aircraft, over remote jungle. I have never understood exact altitudes. In fact, I...

http://www.conniepictures.ch/displayimage.php?pos=-755 :-) Marc

"Alan Gerber" wrote in message ... In rec.aviation.student vincent p. norris wrote: I'm not an instructor, but it's my impression that students are no longer taught dead reckoning or pilotage. I don't know...

Departure of N-527-MC from Luxembourg during nighttime. Pictures under http://decker.antoine.free.fr

hey im looking for information on how to acuire WAIF files from issues 104 onwards i used to collect them when they first came out but then i joined the RAF and stoped collecting now im looking to complete my collection... any help would be grand thanx

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Hi anyone know if you can keep your tel number if you buy a sim card in your country of destination regards Frank

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Bill Wiscomb wrote: Who's building this? You're trying to tell me that's not a fake ? Graham

I now see the guy as a prick based not only on this, but added to what a whole bunch of what folks who know him say. Make your own determination and if you get a chance, flip him off at OSH. AV Press "Yeager's comments on Crossfield hit new low" Here is a transcript of William P. Warford's...

Hi, Perhaps somebody here knows. I vaguely recall that back in the mid-late 80s there was a company that published calendars that always featured some beautiful woman posing with a very nice aircraft. I think they were called pilot pal's calendars or something like that. I've googled a bit but...