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...tle snot-nosed pre-adolescent asked 'who flyes it for you? obviously his part-formed logic-center (centre t...ers to tightening the swathes of baleing wire seemingly applied to those parts most likely to fall off, als...- ...a perfect way to end the long Thanksgiving weekend. Two trikes departed the Eldorado dry lake aroun...e just setting up for the day. They were pretty interesting trikes, both part 103, one with a Cosmos wing,...
- ...possibility only. in my own february 'incident' the big 'C' played a big part in my costly , and painfull r...to see, somewhere a wing grading system/chart listing from one to ten a particular wings ease or difficult...
- ...r war, although we have no written evidence for it. There are two common misconceptions about the phrase. The first is that it is a reference to a part of the male anatomy. The sec...
- ...end Kenzie, is along for the first part leg of this trip as they figh...ummeling the East and Southeastern parts of the US. Here is a link to...back into the old routine. Early departure, a fuel stop at Manama AP...very well 'cause Waylon hit a particularly soulful part of "...
‘Flying coffin’ glider pilot from WWII gets overdue Bronze Star
...nson was belatedly awarded the Bronze Star. There is something about guys like Bob Swenson, who for two days back in World War II took part in a heroic mission. Bodies w...- Did the administration hold aviation hostage as part of a larger political game? By Robert Goyer / Published: May 15, 2013 ...
- ...hat same community. ===== Thanks for posting [above], and let us not forget that we need to operate under the FAR 103 and one part of that is: ec. 103.9 ...
- ...hanging out at hangarThey cannot (for the most part) immediately ground youYou ca...got out locally at our air-show and killed the participation This is was...cally required by THAT STC). Otherwise they are part of the aircraft log, which ca...
Flying is for the Birds- (Excellent article on how cool birds are)
...bird strike from behind). Clocked at 106 mph, the spine-tailed swift is the fastest in level, wing-flapping flight. Read the rest (even better part) of this article HERE &nb...