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news!! Egypt Air Airbus A330 by franck jeamourra
hello http://www.airliners.net/open.file/607298/M/ franck
June 28th 04 04:31 PM
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airbus 340.600 by franck jeamourra
hello the beauty http://www.airliners.net/open.file/639542/M/ franck
August 27th 04 06:34 AM
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Argus 5000CE question by Francois Marquis
Hello, Has anyone have first hand experience with both the Argus 5000 and Argus 5000ce. I know a lot of users have transitioned to the CE, but functionality-wise they are about the same. (minus the color, of course) My biggest issue is that I sometime deplore the contrast of my 5000 unit,...
August 2nd 03 10:54 PM
by McGregor Go to last post
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Lindbergh Jr's Atlantic flight by Frank Foss
I saw this again on Discovery Wings today, and I think I picked up on the following: The controller (tower?) says: "QNH one-zero-zero-eight" This is the local altimeter setting in hPa (hecto Pascal) Lindbergh replies: "three-zero-zero-eight" Which would be the "normal" / US setting, in inches of...
October 13th 04 02:17 AM
by Paul Tomblin Go to last post
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Tips on Getting Your Instrument Rating Sooner and at Lower Cost by Fred
Have you ever carefully studied what the regulations actually REQUIRE regarding the various experience requirements for an instrument rating? The XC requirement in particular, is one that oftentimes unnecessarily adds to the cost of an instrument rating and delays getting it. According to the...
October 19th 04 07:31 AM
by Scott Go to last post
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Favorite Av Weather sites by Fred Wolf
ples list your most usefull weather sites for use in Flt planning thanks
November 19th 04 08:40 PM
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ILS question by FredandBarney
If a Glide Slope is OTS at your IFR destination and you find out after departure what does it do for insurance on a corporate or private jet?
September 2nd 06 02:31 PM
by Sam Spade Go to last post
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Continental Airlines Racist by FredGarvinMaleProstitute
Continental Airlines Racist Scroll down to the bottom of this link and look at the sponsors of this Anti-White Racist conference cloaked in Anti-White European language a.k.a. "Diversity" and Politically Correct Tyranny "Stop Kissing the Black Ass" Political Correctness-Tyranny with Manners
September 27th 07 06:56 PM
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Don't you just love Diversity??? by FredGarvinMaleProstitute
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September 19th 07 10:21 PM
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HELP -designing new panel by freestone
I am new to IFR (pilot a long time just working on rating now, not sure how much I will use it but hope too). I am restoring an old plane and doing a completely new panel, which I need to spec out in about 6 months. I would like to keep the plane light, but still... I need some help in deciding...
February 22nd 06 01:34 AM
by Doug Go to last post
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IR training in the US for European pilot by Frode Berg
Hi! Sorry if this has been beaten to death already..... I am going to get an instrument rating soon, and are considering my options. Has anyone here any knowledge about taking an IR couorse in the US and converting it to a JAR license in Europe? What is involved?
July 30th 05 04:33 AM
by Jim Burns Go to last post
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ATPL student by Frode Berg
Today I finally took the plunge and ordered the distance study course towards the ATPL frozen theory! I have been wanting this for years, but it's quite a costly thing to start, so it's taken a while! I now have 280 hours on my PPL, and looking forward to get my IR rating maybe next...
August 25th 06 10:09 PM
by TMG Go to last post
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I hope the FAA has a very fat wallet by FUBAR
I hope the FAA has a very fat wallet LEXINGTON, Ky. - The lone air traffic controller on duty the morning Comair Flight 5191 crashed cleared the jet for takeoff, then turned his back to do some "administrative duties" as the aircraft veered down the wrong runway, a federal investigator said...
August 31st 06 04:16 AM
by Allan9 Go to last post
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The FAA sinks deeper into crap over Kentucky accident by FUBAR
Sound Familiar? Let's see! What has the flying public found out so far about the Kentucky tragedy? We know FAA violated their own orders for minimal ATCT staffing at this location. We know the Veteran controller was being worked like a dog as many "Veteran and experienced" controllers and...
September 1st 06 03:21 PM
by Sam Spade Go to last post
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control locks were still locked when the aircraft took off ( Video-Footage ) by [email protected]
An excellent reminder that there really are good reasons to do a thorough preflight and to make sure the controls are free. This happened just north of Winnipeg, and the aircraft was the first version with PT-6-67 Turboprops. The Canadian DOT concluded that the control locks were still locked when...
April 6th 06 07:39 PM
by Peter R. Go to last post
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Italian VOR/DME Approach by G Farris
Who can explain this approach to me - VOR + DME RWY 14 (LIEE) http://www.vatita.net/download/planning/files/LIEE_ial.pdf I flew as a passenger in an Alitalia MD80 the other day, and we apparently flew this approach. As we made our left turn to final, I could see the PAPI lights on RWY 14 - all...
April 8th 05 06:00 AM
by Chris Go to last post
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RNP demo at DCA by G Farris
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/21/national/21airport.html?oref=login If you're not registered to read NYTimes articles you may not be able to access this - maybe someone has a more user-friendly source for this article. I'm not sure how frequently they would want to be using 13L at JFK and...
January 24th 06 04:39 PM
by Ron Lee Go to last post
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A little fun from France (approach procedure) by G Farris
We're always complaining about the subtleties of this or that procedure, so I thought I'd throw in this one from Corsica. I particularly like the missed approach - in IMC at night. http://faris.nerim.net/LFKJ.JPG G Faris
November 25th 04 08:35 PM
by Stan Prevost Go to last post
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Martinsville Approach by G Farris
I know it's not considered good form to discuss or speculate on accidents before the factual reports are released - however I'll bet I'm not the only one who pulls up an approach plate when hearing about an accident on an IFR approach. In my opinion, as long as the interest remains technical, and...
November 7th 04 03:19 AM
by Richard Hertz Go to last post
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Part 135 Question - Weather Reporting requirement by G Farris
Who can tell me what the wording means in 135.225 (a) (1) and (2). So you don't have to look it up - these are weather reporting minima to initiate an instrument approach procedure. (1) (the) airport has a weather reporting facility operated by the US NWS, a source approved by the NWS or a source...
October 21st 04 11:05 PM
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