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Oshkosh 365 is for you if you love aviation.
This is EAA's new social network, and it is filled with
all kinds of information, forums, and events geared
toward aviation. |
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Yahoo! Groups is a free service that
allows you to stay in touch with members of EAA Chapter
36 who share your interests. Yahoo! Groups
values your privacy. |
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Aerosup
is a worldwide supplier of aircraft parts and aviation
services to the airlines, aircraft operators, airframe
manufacturers and MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul)
operations. Headquartered in Los Angeles, U.S.A., the
company offers its products and services through an
international network of offices and agents around the
world and its e-commerce website. |
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The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center near
Washington Dulles International Airport is the companion
facility to the Museum on the National Mall. The
building opened in December, 2003, and provides enough
space for the Smithsonian to display the thousands of
aviation and space artifacts that cannot be exhibited on
the
National Mall. The two sites together showcase the
largest collection of aviation and space artifacts in
the world. |
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More Than Just Free
Classifieds.
www.baconstripranch.com |
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AirplaneMart.com -
Worldwide Aircraft Classifieds
Worldwide online aircraft classifieds for new and used
airplanes and helicopters.
URL:
http://www.AirplaneMart.com
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Plane&Pilot
has created a new Website dedicated to those
interested in flying, as well as new pilots. Now you can
collect all the information you need just by going to
one Website. Simply visit
www.learntoflykit.com and get started on your dream
of flying today! |
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The Capital Area Light Flyers
(CALF), our sister club,
is an incorporated, nonprofit, flying club formed
in 1981 for the purpose of bringing together people
interested in the sport of Hang Gliding and Ultralight
flying. Their affiliation with
the United States Ultralight Association (USUA) and
other ultralight clubs in the area, assures you of
getting the latest news about what and where this sport
is going. |
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Plane&Pilot Magazine is entering it's fourth
decade of service for General Aviation. Each issue is
packed full of articles and information, vital to all
Pilots and the General Aviation Community. |
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Sportpilotstore.net
is now online,
offering information on how to become a sport pilot,
also training kits & supplies. |
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SportsPlanes.com has established a national
network of Sport Aircraft Regional Centers, to promote
activities that explain the benefits and requirements
for a sport pilot rating, as well as the opportunities
that exist to begin training or to own a light-sport
aircraft. |
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Nearly 10,000 members
strong, the
Vintage Aircraft Association brings together people
from around the world who share an interest in the
aircraft of yesterday. Since it was established in 1971,
the association has been working to keep aviation
history alive. Members are active restorers and
enthusiasts working to keep vintage aircraft in the air
and flying for the pleasure and education of themselves
and the public at large. |
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The Independent Voice For Homebuilt Aviation.
Articles and Information Covering All Aspects of
Homebuilt Aircraft. |
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Ultralight Aircraft
Guide.
Shows 203 ultralight aircraft including fixed-wings,
trikes, powered parachutes, vintage ultralights, engines
and prices. Also includes a list of 4,131 instructors
plus all kits and plans...http://www.ultralight-aircraft.com
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DirectoryRecreation.com
- The Comprehensive
Recreation Web Directory. The online Recreation
directory designee to help its users find the online
recreation source, companies, products, services, and
information. To see what other EAA
Chapters are doing, go to -
DirectoryRecreation.com
and
click on >
Aviation > Organizations >
EAA > North America > United States. |
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LookDirectory.com
Comprehensive Human-Edited Web Directory with over
2,000,000 websites.
"Todays Headlines" and "Marketplace"
sections are
also featured.
To see what other EAA Chapters are doing, go to -
LookDirectory.com
and
click on >
Recreation >
Aviation > Organizations > EAA > North America > United
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Pilots can go online
and take the edge off the unfamiliarity of flying into a
strange airport by checking out aerial photos of the
approach. The Web site,
Airstrip America, is building an archive of all the
U.S. landing sites, even out-of-the-way grass strips. |
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Here you will find the largest collection of
aviation "stuff" on the planet! Find aircraft for
sale, aviation parts, aviation services, avionics,
aviation supplies, aviation products, engines, ... and
so much more! |
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The purpose of the
Flight-History web site is to bring people
together who have a common interest in aviation history.
We welcome your feedback and encourage your
participation by sharing your stories or photographs.
This website will be updated regularly. If you would
like to be notified when we make significant changes
please provide us with your e-mail. |
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P51MUSTYS WW2 AIRCRAFT |
WW2 Aircraft
The site for World War 2 aviation of all
nationalities with tech specs, pictures, and info on all
major aircraft. |
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Learn
to fly
Flying can
become an exciting part of your life. The sensation of
breaking the bounds of the earth and navigating above
the towns and fields to see our world in a way that few
experience, can only be understood by those who have
done it.
Flying challenges you, provides continuous learning,
builds confidence, and makes you a member of a exclusive
and wonderful family called “pilots.” |
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With
a membership base of more than 390,000, or half of all
pilots in the United States,
AOPA is the largest, most influential aviation
association in the world. AOPA has achieved its
prominent position through effective advocacy,
enlightened leadership, technical competence, and hard
work. Providing member services that range from
representation at the federal, state, and local levels
to legal services, advice, and other assistance, AOPA
has built a service organization that far exceeds any
other in the aviation community. |
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The
Homebuilt Home Page is
an index and reference on Homebuilt Experimental class
aircraft and related information.
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Ron Wanttaja's
Homebuilt Aircraft information and links
offers
a
tremendous amount of valuable information for the
Homebuilt Aviation enthusiast. |
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The
pilot's window into the world of aviation information,
AirNav provides
information on airport location, runway information,
radio navigation aids, communication frequencies,
enroute fixes, airway intersections, waypoints, aviation
fuel prices, and a fuel stop planner. |
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The
Internet's Aviation Magazine & News Service,
plus
databases of: NTSB accident
reports, information about U.S. certificated airman,
registered aircraft, certified mechanics, and aviation
medical examiners. |
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LANDINGS.COM |
Welcome To The
Busiest Aviation Hub in Cyberspace and
understandably so. This is the last site any pilot would
need in the world of aviation information for news,
flight plans, notoms, etc.. |
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DynCorp Duats
on the Web provides immediate on-line access to U.S.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved
information including: Current, continuously updated
weather information; easy-to-understand plain language
weather; flight plan filing and closing; and automated
flight planning.
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THE WEATHER CHANNEL |
The Weather Channel provides
current and 10 day weather forecasts along
with
Doppler radar and regional satellite photos for any U.S.
city. |
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AeroPlanner.com
provides pilots with flight planning tools and data
including online sectional charts, FAA navigation
databases, and route ploting based on airports and
navaids. |
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The Smithsonian Institution's National Air and
Space Museum has built a new museum for the display and
preservation of its collection of historic aviation and
space artifacts. In honor of its
major donor, it has been named the "Steven
F. Udvar-Hazy Center." Located at Washington Dulles
International Airport, the Udvar-Hazy Center provides
much needed space for the objects that tell the history
of aviation and space flight. |
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The Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) is
responsible for the safety of civil aviation. The
Federal Aviation Act of 1958 created the agency, under
the name Federal Aviation Agency. The FAA’s major roles
include:
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regulating civil aviation to promote safety;
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encouraging and developing civil aeronautics,
including new aviation technology;
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developing and operating a system of air traffic
control and navigation for both civil and military
aircraft;
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researching and developing the National Airspace
System and civil aeronautics;
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developing and carrying out programs to control
aircraft noise and other environmental effects of
civil aviation; and
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regulating U.S. commercial space transportation.
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The
NTSB Aviation Site provides accident synopses,
investigation, statistics, and related information. |
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