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Theft From Baggage-Continental by
[email protected]
On a trip from PDX-HOU-GPT yesterday on Continental Airlines, my "Pubs
Bag" was stolen out of one of my checked bags. If any are familiar with
this kind of bag...about 14"X16"x4", it held much of my flight gear
such as GPS 12XL, Sectionals, plotter, Jep CR-5, flashlights, knife,
Leatherman, gloves,...
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AOPA supports cell phones in GA aircraft by
Cub Driver
From the Aero-News Propwash newsletter this morning:
AOPA Lobbies Congress For Cell Phones In GA Cockpits
Aviation Advocacy Group Says The Time Is Now
General aviation pilots should be
able to use cell phones in the cockpit while they're airborne. And
they should be able to do it now. That's what...
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Barometer Setting in Europe question... Altitudes in 100' multiples? by
All this information is very helpful... I thank you all. Needing to account for
Transition Altitudes and Levels in some potential software, I will take
this all into account. It wasn't stated directly, but can I presume these
altitudes are always a multiple of 100 feet? (In airspaces where english...
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Pilatus accident kills six in Central Pennsylvania by
Peter
"BENNER TOWNSHIP -- Six people were killed Saturday when a
single-engine airplane en route to University Park Airport
crashed within yards of the new Centre County Correctional
Facility.
Pilot Jeffrey Jacober and his five passengers, all of Providence,
R.I., reportedly were returning from Florida...
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Sport Pilot Article by
10Squared
wrote:
"Rod Madsen" wrote:
I believe the article was in an AOPA or EAA publication within the last
several months. I've looked through my stack but cannot find it.
Does anyone remember the magazine and issue?
I...
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April 3rd 05 03:48 PM
by gilan
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Seeking Gadsden Alabama/KGAD Information by
jsmith
Mom's Airline/Mom's Individual Air Charter, an occassionally unscheduled
carrier will be flying to Gadsden AL (KGAD) this week.
New charts and pubs have been purchased and reviewed.
Last time I was there was 20+ years ago.
Any recent information from those living in the vicinity would...
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High Blood Pressure by
Jay Honeck
Well, I'm officially old. After watching my blood pressure slowly climb
over the last three years (strangely, the years we've owned the hotel --
coincidence? :-), my doctor has decided that my ineffective weight loss
efforts aren't going to do the trick.
Here are the facts: BP is 155/85. ...
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Mountain Flying Course: Colorado, Apr, Jun, Aug 2005 by
[email protected]
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Finally, a mountain flying course in Northern Colorado!
(see dates/locations below)!
See also...
http://www.coloradopilots.org/
I teach both the ground school portion, and the flight portion. If
you are unable to attend...
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Shear Pins for Propellors? by
Rich Lemert
Back when I was growing up on the farm, we used several powered
implements that received their power from the tractor through a power
take-off assembly. Somewhere on the device's power train, between the
PTO take-off and the "business end" of the apparatus, there was always
either a belt-drive or a...
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The Real Reason For Airlines' No Smoking Policy by
Larry Dighera
U.S. regulators proposed that airlines replace or modify
insulation on 1,600 BOEING CO. planes worldwide because the
material does not meet fire-proofing standards. Half the planes
covered by the Federal Aviation Administration airworthiness
directive are flown by domestic passenger and cargo...
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Barometer Setting in Europe question... by
Here in the US, the barometer setting used is either the local setting when below 18,000'
MSL or 29.92 when at or above 18,000' MSL. This is according to FAR 91.81.
My question is on understanding how this works in Europe (and other airspaces
besides the US). My current hazy knowledge is that the...
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Yikes! by
A.Coleman
Just taking a whimsical break from "all Pope, all the time..." on TV.
http://www.thepilotlounge.com/yaf/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=1309
http://www.thepilotlounge.com/yaf/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=1046
http://www.thepilotlounge.com/yaf/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=774
and this is why I don't care for the...
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L52 by
Javier Henderson
Has anyone here flown to L52 lately? I noticed that their website,
www.aircamp.com, is offline.
I'm thinking about camping there for a night or two soon, and I was
hoping to get some current feedback...
Thanks.
-jav
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Would you go? by
Dan Luke
You have to take off at dawn to pick up an Angel Flight patient 200
miles away, so you call the FBO the night before to have the airplane
pulled out and fueled.
When you arrive at the airport, you find the fuel truck parked in front
of the airplane, blocking it. The FBO is locked up and no one's...
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No spin training in the US? by
Mark Morissette
What's eveyrones opinion regarding the lack of spin traning for
students in the US? I see that there was a thread about this from an
instructor viewpoint a while back, but not necessarilly from the
student viewpoint.
Personally, there was only two lessons that I didn't look forward to -
Spin...
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April 5th 05 03:51 AM
by Dave
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Feedback on Pilot Site by
[email protected]
We would like your help. The Alpha Pilot Site has just been
re-designed. We have updated it to include a new message board system
and an entirely new look. I think that I am too involved in the design
to evaluate it objectively. If some of you would look it over and give
solid input, it would be...
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Pilot Site Feedback by
[email protected]
We would like your help. The Alpha Pilot Site has just been
re-designed. We have updated it to include a new message board system
and an entirely new look. I think that I am too involved in the design
to evaluate it objectively. If some of you would look it over and give
solid input, it would be...
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Michigan Rental? by
Arnold Sten
Any recommendations or suggestions about where one can get checked out
in a 172 anywhere in the Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Lansing, or Grand
Rapids areas of Michigan. I'll be five days there this July and want to
take some family members sightseeing.
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Ping Hilton by
Steve Foley
Hilton,
I'd like to apologize for my 'troll' response. I have been reading the TSA
BS about the 'GA Threat', aliens being denied flight training, and the rest
of the BS going on, and then I saw your post.
I replied too quickly without thinking , and am sorry if I offended you.
Steve Foley
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April 5th 05 05:13 PM
by Hilton
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