Looking for a picture of the forward cargo door compartment (open & closed). MD-83 (DC-9-83) Best regards Terje Bergstol (rem nospam- to reply)

Hello, I am not a pilot, nor an aviation enthusiast, but I do have a question that hopefully you folks can help me with. If a plane were to be chartered to transport a passenger from Birmingham, AL to College Park, MD, what type of travel time would we be looking at? Would a plane traveling this...

I have a Hoskins "Symbolic Displays Inc" strobe with White lens and need a Red lens to replace it. The strobe is mid 80's and was a replacement for the older rotating beacons. It is a Hoskins P/N701620-1. Works great just need the Red lens that was available back then but very hard to find today....

Case Dismissed Against William H. Merideth, Kentucky Man Arrested For Shooting Down Drone http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/case-dismissed-against-william-h-merideth-kentucky-man-arrested-shooting-n452281 The case against a Kentucky man who was arrested after shooting down his neighbor's drone...

I'm looking for a resource to find some pilots/aerial photog=ADraphers in South America. The ideal person would have citizenship in a=AD South American country and would be willing to go through the VISA=AD process to work in a company within the US.=20 Can anyone help me out?

I need to speak with you. I posted yesterday about needing pilots in South America, but I was mistaken. If you or any of your fellow pilots have ever flown an aerial survey, I would like to speak to you about who you know. I have an opportunity in the DC-area for a full-time aerial photographer...

I am currently a private pilot fixed wing and commercial instrument rotor wing pilot. Does anyone know what I need to do in order to get my instrument fixed wing rating?

Bill Mulcahy wrote: The graphic (website) version of this newsletter can be accessed at: I'm wondering if you bothered to read the 9/11 commission report or are you basing your rants on what others have written. The report is available...

THE AUCTION HANGAR GOES LIVE Dear Aviation Enthusiast The Auction Hangar went live yesterday, 9 months of hard work has, we think, produced a marvel of an auction site, there is nothing else out there that comes close to the advanced features and design of The Auction Hangar and now all it takes...

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On Sun, 05 Sep 2004 17:14:12 GMT, robert luis rabello wrote: the 757 hitting the Pentagon on 9/11/01: I understand where you're coming from in this, and I grasp the significance of trying to prove a negative. The landing gear is but one piece of the puzzle. If the...

I've been reading a 1910 Tom Swift book - Tom Swift and his Airship, in which the dirigible is also outfitted with "planes" - i.e., wings. And of course that's where monoplane, biplane and triplane come from, though I confess I'd never connected the two. So, can anyone tell me when an aeroplane's...

Were they the wide cord butcher props? Perhaps they spin slower? Mine are electrically heated but only the inboard third or so. (seneca) Peter wrote: The other day I was talking to a commercial pilot of a big twin passenger turboprop. He has been iced up a few times and recently was down...

hello Chaps and Chapessess, just wanted to stick my head round the door and tell you i've done a video for my song 'In My Helicopter' which might provide you with a chuckle :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z72fvLV8D6E hugs From yoar old freand 14 http://www.littleboxes.nl/the14thdisciple

Early Airbus A-3X series: 'Shear' effect on aft-most rows On the first two Airbus widebody entrants(the 300 & 310), I distinctly noticed that the rear-most 10-12 passenger windows actually shear up, as do the ends of a classic ocean liner, along with the rows corresponding to that end of the...

757-767-777 DNA: What's in common, what's different? I know all three share the same cockpit(section ahead of '41'). This is why the 757's front end looks bug-eyed, the 767, just right, and the 777 - slightly squinty, widening aft to accommodate a nearly 747-wide cabin. Secondly, the...