Flying to Alaska info

wrote:

I think it was your reference. I hadn't heard of the Airmen's Association or
the Logbook until yesterday when I was phoning AOPA and the AK-FSDO's for "general
information packets" on the trip. When I called the Airmen's, I was told of the
logbook and that I could order one. I didn't get one (will today), but I didn't know
to ask about the revision year, either. I'll find out when I call them up today and
post back.... (stupid 4-hour time difference...

That is great news (if they actually are available and reasonably up
to date). I'll be looking for your post. If I could only take one
resource along, the Logbook would be it. I'm not planning on heading
to Alaska again until at least next year, but I want to make sure and
get one while I can.

John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)