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Short Final…

Over Philly on a gorgeous CAVU Sunday… Cessna XXX: Philly approach, Cessna XXX with you at 4,500. Philly Approach: Cessna XXX, Roger, Altimeter 30.69 and numerous targets in your vicinity. Cessna XXX: Could you be more specific about the targets? Philly Approach: OK, 12 o’clock, 1 o’clock, 2 o’clock, 3 o’clock, 4 o’clock, 5 o’clock […]

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AVweb’s Question Of The Week…

*** PREVIOUS RESULTS *** We received over 200 responses to our question last week on joining in aviation organizations. About 38 percent of those responding were members of AOPA, while only 6 percent belonged to the EAA. A larger group (38 percent) indicated they belonged to more than one of the organizations listed in our […]

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AVmail: November 24, 2003

Aircraft Airworthiness We have the computer databases and knowledge to have all of the current GA aircraft repairs entered (Newswire, Nov. 17).Evey year we are spending thousands for the annual and having a mechanic go through the logs looking to make sure all the AD’s are up to date etc, etc.Every N-number should be entered […]

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Short Final…

When I called the Oakland FSS today for a preflight briefing and asked about TFRs in the area I received probably the best explanation so far of what the blanket National Security NOTAM meant in practice: “Just the usual one that’s been in place for a while, you know, don’t be makin’ pylon turns around […]

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AVweb’s Question Of The Week…

*** PREVIOUS RESULTS *** We received over 300 responses to our question last week on flying personal jet aircraft. About 14 percent of those responding felt those pilots transitioning to these aircraft should have previous turbine experience, at least 1,000 hours flight time and a Commercial certificate. About 31 percent felt some of these skills […]

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AVmail: November 17, 2003

ADIZ Incursions Unless you fly regularly near Washington, D.C., you might be unaware — as I was recently — that the ADIZ exists, and that probably accounts for many of the 600+ incursions since it was started (NewsWire, Nov. 13). Also the ADIZ is not tiered like the Class B airspace around DCA, which further […]

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AVweb’s Question Of The Week…

*** PREVIOUS RESULTS *** We received over 300 responses to our question last week on our readers preferred aircraft to fly. Over 80 percent of those responding fly certified fixed-wing general aviation aircraft (Piper, Mooney, Cessna etc), while only 6 percent said they fly homebuilts (plans or kits). On a smaller scale, only one percent […]

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Say Again? #30: The Little Big Flick

One of the less pleasant aspects of my job is the fact that I occasionally have to work a midnight shift. The biggest challenge for me (besides staying awake) is finding something useful to do. Fortunately my Area doesn’t have a freighter operation (yet) so I spent the quiet parts of the shift trying to […]

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Pelican’s Perch #75:
Those Dreadful POHs (Part 1)

“And the Lord spoke again unto Moses from the burning bush, and said, “Get thee up the slopes of Mount Sinai yet again, and there I shall cause to be written in stone a whole host of tablets. These tablets shall each bear a name that will be strange unto you, such as Piper, Beech, […]

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