Airports to Poke Around at...

Having taken a look at John Gilban's website, I was reminded about what
a neat airport Chandler is to see quite a few "interesting" aircraft
that reside in the hangars there.

A couple others...
New Carlisle OH Andy Barnhart Memorial (no identifier) northeast of
Dayton Ohio

5 miles E of MONONGAHELA, PA Rostraver Airport/KFWQ southeast of
Pittsburgh PA

Sorry, should be John Galban's website

john smith wrote:
Having taken a look at John Gilban's website, I was reminded about what
a neat airport Chandler is to see quite a few "interesting" aircraft
that reside in the hangars there.

A couple others...
New Carlisle OH Andy Barnhart Memorial (no identifier) northeast of
Dayton Ohio

5 miles E of MONONGAHELA, PA Rostraver Airport/KFWQ southeast of
Pittsburgh PA

john smith wrote:

Sorry, should be John Galban's website

....and maybe even the URL for us who like to look at picures! :-)


john smith wrote:
Having taken a look at John Gilban's website, I was reminded about what
a neat airport Chandler is to see quite a few "interesting" aircraft
that reside in the hangars there.

A couple others...
New Carlisle OH Andy Barnhart Memorial (no identifier) northeast of
Dayton Ohio

5 miles E of MONONGAHELA, PA Rostraver Airport/KFWQ southeast of
Pittsburgh PA

ThomasH wrote:
john smith wrote:

Sorry, should be John Galban's website

...and maybe even the URL for us who like to look at picures! :-)

Here you go : http://members.cox.net/jgalban/index.html
John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)

" wrote:

ThomasH wrote:
john smith wrote:

Sorry, should be John Galban's website

...and maybe even the URL for us who like to look at picures! :-)

Here you go : http://members.cox.net/jgalban/index.html
John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)

Nice work, very useful for planing.

I like this "formation takeoff exercise." Having never
have been flying formation, my I ask: is this indeed a
real takeoff training or just a joke?

Thomas

In article , ThomasH
wrote:

http://members.cox.net/jgalban/index.html

Actually, some teams rehearse their routines in this manner. they walk
through the plan, with each pilot assuming his position in the formation
and lead calling the shots.

ThomasH wrote:

I like this "formation takeoff exercise." Having never
have been flying formation, my I ask: is this indeed a
real takeoff training or just a joke?


It was just a bunch of plane campers goofing around on the runway.
John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)

On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 21:16:42 GMT, john smith wrote:
One of the best, surely, is Brodhead, Wisconsin. Dozens and dozens of
restored old airplanes, and homebuilts. The field, as I understand
it, is owned and operated by the local chapter of the EAA.

I'd recommend visiting on a summer weekend, when people will be there
to show you around.

vince norris