Have you seen the new SSA 'Where to fly' web-site?

EXCELLENT JOB, SSA!!!

I like the moving parts. However, the only movement
I've seen so far is a Discus(?) thermalling below a
nice little cu, and I like it!

I really like the interactive map. I just checked
my home state of North Carolina and see two of the
four operations that I'm aware of. I bet SSA doesn't
show the other two because the operators at those two
locations probably haven't provided the information
to the SSA. If sites aren't on the map, my bet it
isn't SSA's fault.

It appears SSA can post a photo on each soaring site's
page. I'll have to ask fellow club members if they
might have an appropriate photo of one of the club
ships to fill that slot.

This part of the web site is a definite improvement.

Well Done, SSA Team!

Ray Lovinggood
Carrboro, North Carolina, USA

At 02:00 15 May 2005, Greg Arnold wrote:
Good job, though I could do without the moving images.

Unfortunately, it doesn't include all operations, perhaps
because it
limits itself to SSA Chapters and Commercial Operators.
For example, in
California it doesn't include Crazy Creek (commercial
operation with
rental glass ships), Bishop (towplane), or Inyokern
(club).



wrote:
A lot of critcal or negative comments were published
here recently
about the new look of the SSA web-site. I want to
congratulate the SSA
web-designers for the nice layout of the new 'Where
to fly' section.
Well done - I like it. Go check it out!

Uli Neumann