I wonder if black people can fly planes or if they are too dumb for anything over the spear chucking level.

Isn't it amazing that some (original) plonker(s) would actually go to the trouble of typing this amount of dribble.

please send com. too look under aopa FAA releases final list of NDB approaches considered for cancellation FAA needs to hear from pilots before April 4 The FAA has finalized the list of NDB approaches it is considering canceling. Now it's up to pilots to let the agency know if any of...

Those who wish to hold forth on the recent incident with the BA 747 that lost an engine (twice) and continued to its destination might want to check this out: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4526930 "NPR's Alex Chadwick talks to British Airways official Steve Sheterline about...

I thought this was interesting so I'll share it. I hit some unusual windshear I suppose last night going into St. Simmon's Island, GA (BQK) in an A36 Bonanza. Here we were, me flying and the non-pilot owner (my brother-in-law) in the right seat cruising at 3000 over the top of a broken layer about...

What is it like arriving and departing Lakeland during Sun 'n' Fun? I will probably be in the area and would be interested in dropping in for an afteroon or a day or two. What kind of arrival and departure delays can I expect? What's parking like? Jose -- Math is a game. The object of the game...

The future of personal flight? http://www.gizio.it/cellcraft2.htm The aircraft is equipped with two ALLISON'S gas turbines . Both engine are posed in the posterior niche and connected through a twin transmission box to 4 AXIAL COMPRESSORS. Most of mechanical organs are placed in the niche behind ....

Has anyone noticed that the new Garmin software upgrade ver 3.20 does not work with the serial connection to FliteStar? Very Frustrating! Rich Raine

I need a little information about Aviation Physiology more than information which you can find in the PPM. If you have refrence about this subject please send a Email to me or wright a topic,And if you have any Web site address please tell me which can be find about that.Thank you Best Wishes ...

Can anyone offer specific info as to the frequencies most commonly used for a/c searches (non cooperative aircraft, ie xponder off)?

The village of Grantsburg, WI is considering closing their public municipal airport. Does Grantsburg have a local AOPA rep? If not, someone there needs to step up to the plate and become one. AOPA has a lot of clout that can be brought to bear on Federal, State and local officials in these...

AOPA have experts to help with crafting a formal response with statistics, etc. Have someone contact them.

Simple. Bottom line. Big John (hurting but still lurking) `````````````````````````````````````````````````` On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 09:48:32 +0100, Mxsmanic wrote:

I haven't seen it posted yet, so I'll jump in... BOTH SpacehipOne and the Global Flyer will be at OSH this year. If you've been putting off scheduleing your time off from work, this should get you off your butt! Jim

They just want to fly The allure of the skies beckons wannabe pilots. By George McLaren March 8, 2005 Many of us stay glued to earth and are quite content about that. If we

To view new and updated listings in our Rec.Aviation "Rogue's Gallery", go to: http://www.alexisparkinn.com/rec_aviation.htm - From Wisconsin, Jim Burns and his gorgeously restored '66 Aztec... - From Florida, Jon Ladd and his fabulous '97 Sea Rey flying boat...

Okay, so we're stuck flying the executive mailing tube to Seattle in May, to attend my nephew's wedding. I just don't have time to fly Atlas all the way, and I can't risk being held up by weather. For all you Washingtonians, where is the best "suites-type" of hotel to stay? I won't have a lot of...

Is there an etiquette to formation flying? Is there a book or list of general rules to follow? ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server...

Subject: NDB & VOR Newsgroups: NetGate:rec.aviation.piloting To: "Steve.T" On 07 Mar 2005, you wrote in rec.aviation.piloting: And just how easy is it to lose GPS functionality? How easy is it to lose RAIM? In a time of war, we will lose RAIM. But an NDB or a...

Mary and I have tried very hard to treat flying as an uncommon -- but perfectly normal -- family activity, and that's all my kids have ever known. My 14-year-old son has 13 hours in his logbook, and can climb, descend and hold altitude, track a heading, determine the proper runway to land on,...