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Who maintains ground beacons? by
Cory Scott
Does anyone know who is responsible for maintaining those red flashing
beacons on towers and hilltops? Government agency? County? State?
Federal?
This may sound weird, but I want that job. The whole outdoor aspect of it
interests me. The rural mountain roads, climbing high towers, the views! ...
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CFII instructor as passenger (FAA) by
Dave S
It IS possible for an instructor to give dual instruction without
logging (or being) PIC.
In one instance, I did some instrument training in my aero-club's
Grumman Tiger. The instrument instructor I used was not yet checked out
in the aircraft type in the club. So, from a club insurance point...
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Music in the Air at Middle Wallop by
Tim the Commentator
Hi - we are running a competition to win two tickets to the Music in
the Air at Middle Wallop. All you have to do is text the word MITA to
84010 all texts cost =A31.50. Proceeds go to the Museum of Army Flying
at Middle Wallop.
If you want more details,...
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by JohnH
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Anyone tried any of the "in the ear" headsets? by
Charles
I'd like to hear anyone's experience with one of the headsets like the
Lighspeed L1 or Mach 1, or the Clarity Aloft headset. I really like
the idea of them, if they work. Besides the obvious questions of noise
attenuation, comfort and sound quality, I'd like to know if they
interfere with glasses...
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flight tracker needed asap! by
Paul Turner
My girlfriend is on a flight tomorrow from Amsterdam to Kenya...
airline Kenya Airways.
Is there a site I can check speed/altitude of her plane? Or even a
good site that shows takeoff/landing confirmation?
A lot of sites are for US only... and other sites don't accept Kenya
Airways...
Any...
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Jet Blue On CNN by
John A. Weeks III
Anyone else watch the Jet Blue Airbus on CNN
do the emergency landing at LAX with the nose
gear pointed crossways? It is worth checking
out the highlights on CNN to watch it. That
had to be one of the best and smoothest landings
I have ever seen. The pilot really greased it
in, and held the nose...
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What is AOPA doing to their approach plates? by
Roy Smith
Here's two URLs pointing to PDF's of the same approach:
http://www.airnav.com/depart?http://204.108.4.16/d-tpp/0502/00548I2.PDF
http://download.aopa.org/iap/20050217/SW-1/saf_ils_rwy_02.pdf
The airnav version is crystal clear. The AOPA version is blurry and
pixelated. Zooming in, it almost...
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A Wiki dedicated to Aviation by
[email protected]
A new wiki is available at http://aviation.freeprohost.com/ (until we
get a better url) as a meeting place for all things aviation. Please
populate it, I guarantee it will be useful. Use this topic to give
feedback on the website, improvements that could be made, etc.
Thank you.
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single-engine turboprop emergency landing in Indiana by
Kyler Laird
I just saw a clip on the local news about a single-engine turboprop
that landed on a Highway 933 in Roselawn yesterday after having
engine problems. It looks like it might be a PC-12. It's N922RG.
It was going from South Bend Regional, IN to White Plains, NY with
five people on board. They were...
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December 29th 04 06:42 AM
by Vern
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bizarre notam by
Roy Smith
How's this for a wierd notam:
http://tfr.faa.gov/tfr/jsp/save_pages/detail_4_0539.html
The fun part is the altitude description: "Altitude: From and including
the surface up to and including 0 feet MSL".
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Mandatory ELT specification (N-reg aircraft, 1400kg) by
Jürgen Exner
Peter wrote:
I am moving a plane from G-reg to N-reg and everybody in the avionics
business tells me I need a tri-band ELT like the Kannad 406 AP
http://www.adamsdirect.co.uk/proddetail.asp?modelno=406%20AP
at about $3000. However I don't think this is true. What is the actual
minimum...
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DC ADIZ procedures? by
Roy Smith
I'm planning a trip from HPN to GAI soon. I've read all the NOTAMs,
and all the other stuff AOPA and others have put out, and I'm still
baffled how this is all supposed to work. Some of the material
directly contradicts other stuff (AOPA's presentation says you MUST
close your ADIZ flight plan,...
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Help with research by
Rob
Hi, this was the best NG I could find for my question, but if there's a
better one to ask this in just name it and I'll go away.
I don't know much about aircrafts, but I'm trying to find a few models
that fit a certain specification. All I need to know are a couple names of
smaller airplanes that...
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February 4th 05 04:47 AM
by Rob
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N numbers for crashed aircraft by
JJ
Is there anyplace on the web where one can find the N numbers of
commercial airliners that have crashed over the past several years? I
have looked over the FAA site but either I don't know where to look or
it isn't there.
Also, does the FAA reissue N numbers for aircraft that have crashed or
are...
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Are op-specs public? by
Roy Smith
Are airline op-specs public documents? If I wanted to see, for example,
the op-specs that United Airlines operates under, could I get a copy from
the FAA?
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Honeywell KFC225 autopilot roll servo failure by
Mark
Peter wrote:
I've just had my 6th failure of the roll servo, since 2002. This time
I got a video of it, showing that the power-up tests pass even with a
dead roll servo:
http://www.zen74158.zen.co.uk/misc-files/kfc225-failure-2005-1.mpg
Evidently Honeywell have not fixed this - even...
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September 27th 05 11:48 PM
by Joerg
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