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FAA rule change for charity flights? by
Ben Haas
Hi Guys, Another one of our local EAA members emailed me with news the
FAA is wanting to increase the total time a pilot has from 200 hours
to 500 before they can give rides in a plane. This was brought up
because our chapter is really active the the Young Eagles program and
some of the newest...
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January 19th 04 04:40 PM
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April 7th 06 10:19 PM
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FAA to enforce aircraft registration regulations by
Paul kgyy
This has been on the news lately, but I've been wondering why, since
the FAA has been crying about budget constraints. But it just occurred
to me that the real reason they want the address file correct is to
collect user charges.
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FAA Videos by
Aviation CDs
In answer to the question earlier all those videos
are available on DVD from Ebay
http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=pilotpublications
Thanks
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June 9th 06 10:18 PM
by Allen
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FAA violations and accidents by
Doug
I know of two accidents. In neither accident was anyone injured but in
both the plane was substantially damaged or totalled. The FAA sighted
the owner operator in both cases for violations involving the aircraft
logging. In one case they did not like the wording of the last annual
and in the other...
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FAA whistleblower by
john hawkins
I don't know a thing about it yet, but this whistleblower case in the FAA
sure has the potential to become interesting.
"I inform my then-supervisor, Anne Bechdolt, Acting Manager, Operations Law
Branch, that I refuse to obey an order that would require me to violate the
law..."
A few things...
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Fabric & tube plane under covers, wise thing to do? by
[email protected]
Hi group,
The winter is nearly over so it is time to look for a plane.
At the moment I'm looking at a PA22 but I do not have hangar space
during the summer.
As with my last plane I have to tie it down during the summer on a
field close to my home and move it for the winter to a hangar on a
field...
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Fabric -- Polyfiber vs Air-Tech Coatings by
Tom
I've finally finished building my shop and in two weeks will drag my Maule
home to refinish. I'm now leaning towards Air-Tech vs Polyfiber. I know
Polyfiber is very forgiving in the early steps and easy to use but I've
heard that the ease of spraying Aerothane has been an issue with some. I
want...
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September 2nd 03 02:41 AM
by Tom
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Fabric or metal wings? by
Malcolm Teas
Ok, so my wife and I are interesting in buying our first airplane.
Like lots of first-time owners, we're looking for low cost of
ownership. Our basic needs a
- radios and transponder (we're under the DC ADIZ)
- carry us two, our 35 lb dog, or an occasional passenger.
- ability to make 2-3 hour...
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April 3rd 04 03:06 PM
by dave
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Face plate KMA 20 by
Doc Stafford
Hey fello aviators/owners, does anyone out there know where I can buy a full
replacement faceplate for King KMA 20 audio panel. I tried Bendix/King
website but apparently because I am not a big spender corporate type they
don't want to email me back.
docstafford in Oklahoma
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Fading Rocker Switches by
O. Sami Saydjari
The Rocker switches in my Piper Arrow III are getting difficult to read.
The painted words on the switches have worn away. Is there anyway to
rejuvenate these without buying all new rocker switches?
-Sami
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Failed plug by
soxinbox
I just had some engine instruments installed, and I was going to return my
plane to service. I did two power runs, aborting takeoff right before
rotation. These were normal and uneventful. I popped the cowling and
inspected the engine and all was well. I then taxied out for a test flight.
During...
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November 6th 05 03:14 AM
by nrp
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Fair Share by
Mike Granby
I flew to a fly-in today with my two sons (aged 1 and 2) and two adult
coworkers. My buddies want to pay their fair share, but as I private
pilot I am obviously limited under FAR 61.118 as to what I can accept.
So, what share of the direct costs should I take from each coworker?
33%? 20%? Or their...
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Fairings (and other gear speed mods) for AA1A,B,C by
Uncle Ron
I'm looking at potentially buying a TR2 or Lynx. Some I have seen
have no wheel pants and I'd like to have those. Gear cleanup (wheel
fairings and other mods) seem to have a very good effect on this type.
I can't find costs on the Web.
Anyone with an idea as to the cost of these additions? ...
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Falsified logbooks? Close to home... by
Dave S
I was browsing the local paper today, and came across an article that
hits close to home.
There was an air ambulance outfit that flew lears, that I worked in the
back as a medical person.. well.. I quit them after a few months after
getting too many bad vibes on both the medical and aviation sides...
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April 6th 06 10:40 PM
by Dave S
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FAR for owner oil change by
scott moore
Hi,
I recently lost my mechanic to an unfortunate air crash.
I have performed virtually all of the oil changes on my
aircraft for the last 7 years, under his supervision. Now
I am interested in taking over this task.
This group has several posts to the effect that it is
FAR legal to perform this...
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FAR Reference - Self Fueling by
Ben Smith
I was just reading both the land lease, and hangar keeper agreements for the
now City owned Morey Airport. (C29), and they both state:
"The Lessee further agrees not to transport, or cause to be transported,
onto airport premises, gasoline or other flammable fluids for the purpose of
self-fueling...
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April 8th 04 11:07 PM
by TaxSrv
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faster 182? by
Dan Luke
Got a demo flight in a new Skylane Saturday morning. Very nice airplane.
The G1000 stuff was a bit bewildering at first but otherwise it flew just
like any good 182...
....except for one thing: it trued 147 knots! Non-turbo at 5,500 feet, 10 deg.
C OAT, 135 KIAS. Wow! That is 10 knots...
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August 11th 03 05:31 AM
by Tom S.
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FBO Insurance requirement for tie-downs by
Chris
A local FBO has the following requirement in its contract to rent
tie-down space. I would like to solicit opinions on who thinks this is
a reasonable request and why? My take is the FBO should have its own
insurance and not rely on mine for anything.
Besides the general requirement of proving you...
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