I've read the term ground loop in a lot of articles and accident reports but what exactly is a ground loop? --Mike

John Allen Johnson (JJ) frequenty goes by the following sock puppets: TheTruth, EMTAE, ObamaCultExposed, Borked Pseudo Mailed, Nomen Nescio, and several others. If anyone wants more information about the the pathetic loser bigot John Allen Johnson (JJ), just click on the following links: Drunk...

Hi, I'm interested in learning more about airplane construction, say maybe a Cessna 172. I know the basics of airframes and power plants, but what I'm having a hard time finding is actual diagrams and depictions of the actual assembly. For example, wing root connections, engine mounts,...

Hi, I've been reading this newsgroup for at least a year now and appreciate the experience and knowledge that everyone (not including trolls) contributes. I live in southern NJ and am thinking about scheduling an intro flight sometime in the near future. There are two airports closeby:...

I have been looking for some resources on the Internet (including AOPA's member section) for some basics on airframe construction. In my studying to become a pilot, I have come across references to spars, bulkheads, and other A&P terminology that I don't have an understanding for. Can anyone point...

Marty Shapiro wrote: " wrote in : Let's save the Dodge Dart, too. AMC pacer and Gremlin too! I see those all the time. I'd like to save a Vega - Station wagon with cheap...

What is the latest edition of this book? I'm looking to purchase second-hand and can only find 2nd edition. Is it worth the money? Thanks. -- Mike

The Cirrus aircraft line is pretty impressive. One thing that is weird is the side-yoke. Anybody find any problems with that? It seems that a standard yoke would allow the pilot to have more control (i.e. control with two-hands). Feedback would be helpful. Thx.

wrote in message ... On May 12, 9:15 pm, Borked Pseudo Mailed wrote: The FAA loves to hire and promote butt pirates. If you are a pilot or controller and love to...

Laser injures Delta pilot's eye A pilot flying a Delta Air Lines jet was injured by a laser that illuminated the cockpit of the aircraft as it approached Salt Lake City International Airport last week, U.S. officials said. at http://www.washtimes.com/national/20040928-111356-3924r.htm

Simple question. Can I fly the NY VFR corridor in a transponderless aircraft that meets the exception requirements of 91.215 (no electrical system)? It looks like the answer is yes, provided I stay low enough (below 500' as I turn the Lady). Any new TFR or other restrictions on this? Any good...

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I have taken a bunch of pictures flying over the past couple of months and put them online in an album. They are not professional, but I like them. Feel free to stop by and take a look. http://flying.4alexanders.com Mike Alexander PP-ASEL Temecula, CA http://flying.4alexanders.com

So... It has been almost exactly 2 yrs since I got my ticket to learn... Today I went and sat with a CFI for the BFR... Finished one hour of the required verbal. Boy there is a lot of cob webs after 2 years... I did fairly well, huh.... had a brain block on the airspace... I could not remember...

I am planning a short hop from F70 to L00 via KSBD at 7500. L00 is 16 miles west of Edwards AFB and just on the hairy edge of the Isabelle MOA. However, I think I am safe since the MOA is not active on Saturday, and it look like L00 is under a ring that is clear of the MOA up to 1500AGL. Other...

I am not sure what I should do with this, so I am fishing for opinions, thoughts etc. I took off from an airport and immediatly requested and received VFR flight following through some Class C which lies between my current position and my destination. I climbed to 5500 +/- 100ft and was vectored...

Ok, first off, Sorry to do this to everyone yet again.... I can not find all the information I seek, so I ask all the experts here. I am looking for information about the units I list below to help me make a decision. I am in the market for a protable GPS. I am not sure which way to go, but I...

As mentioned in an earlier thread, I would provide a PIREP with my initial thought on my new addition. 1- "Wow, that is a big box." The company I purchased the unit from packaged it exceptionally well. The box was larger than I was expecting. This was due to the peanuts in the box. 2 - "What...

The Collings Foundation will be stopping by French Valley Airport 4/20 through 4/22. I can not wait to go see the planes! I was really surprised to learn they will be coming to the local airport. This is a first! I have seen the B17 before, but never the B24. I am excited to go by and tour...