We decided to move the annual inspection for Atlas -- our '74 Cherokee Pathfinder -- into February, since there has been little use for an airplane this winter. As a result of the weather and the annual (bless me Father, for I have sinned...) it had been 20 days since our last flight. I've...

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I believe the vast majority of private pilots in America fit this class group. There is a great amount of interest in this year’s presidential elections, as everybody seems to recognize that our next president has to be a lot better than George Bush. The Democrats are riding high with two...

http://www.falcomposite.com/ That's a nice lookin plane! Cheers

I've been reading the interesting thread started by Rocky about stall vs the modern pilot. I'd like to offer some added comment on this subject as this exact issue is closely associated with the human factors research work I've done and am doing now on a continuing basis within the air show...

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In New Zealand there are two things that are the essence of being a 'good Kiwi bloke'. These are of course playing rugby and having a shed.... http://www.asciimation.co.nz/beer/ -- ....so long as the media are in corporate hands, the task of social change will be vastly more difficult, if not...

I just bought a SPOT system and I'm thinking this could be pretty cool (especially for trips to central America). It sits on your glareshield and transmits your position to a sat every 10 minutes. That info is stored and anyone you choose can go online and see your position on Google Earth. If you...

Air Force just announced today they selected the KC-30 as their new tanker. Big John

I had an airplane that I had to sacrifice for graduate school 4 years ago. Now finish and looking to get back in the game, I find local avgas prices in my area range from over $6 to over $7!!! (Up from $2.30). I know the price of gas has gone up but man, those increases have been amplified in...

The cockpit looks as tired as the old C150 I trained in. Click pics to enlarge. http://www.ruudleeuw.com/temp-petrykowski-il14.htm http://www.oldwings.nl/content/il14_zrh/il14.htm http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.php?id=98614

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Not long ago NW_Pilot was talking about a book he read that got him started in the business. (Unless I'm imagining it), I recall it being by the preeminent ferry pilot in the business. I can't find a reference to it now. Anybody know the title? -- Dallas

My poor cousin Ian lost his job... but it looks like fun! http://www.cnn.com/2008/TRAVEL/02/27/fly.by.firing.ap/index.html

Has anyone here bitten on the SPoT tracker, which is amazing cheap at $150 (plus $100/year for basic service)? I had every intention of buying a Personal Locator Beacon when they first came out, but the thousand dollars caused me to keep putting it off. Blue skies! -- Dan Ford Claire Chennault...

You All Can See Photos Here!!! http://www.internationalferryflights.com/Africa_182_Diesel will update when I have time and recive more photos... Going to Be Busy Next Few Weeks!!!

Just got up from a few hour nap was a super long flight. next stop Malta, Luxor, then Qatar http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N66032

This was in the "Multimedia" section of AdventurePilot.com.They promised weekly updates back in 2006, but there were none. Can someone identify this plane? http://www.adventurepilot.com/Portals/0/multimedia/Film1.wmv Thanks! AJ

My first instructor liked to have me practice emergency landings over rural Oregon. Although we observed basic airspace rules, we'd get down below treetop levels, short final, maybe 100' or less before go around. Once, I could see the startled expression on a farmer's face as he watched us. ...

But we can use hundreds more. Just look at some of the comments on pages 4-6 and all it takes it a few sentences. http://stopads-b.org/ADS.htm Ron Lee