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Please Help The Flightline Pledge Drive on Kickstarter:

By On December 19, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The Flightline TV Show brings you stories on all types of aircraft and the people that fly them. Our goal (with your help) is to bring our program to a national audience. We not only provide stunning visuals and entertainment, but we’d like to inspire participation in the world of aviation [...]

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Engineering The Electric Cessna 172

By On November 4, 2010 · 1 Comment

An electrical airplane just plain violates all the laws of aeronautical engineering. From the time of Orville and Wilbur Wright, aircraft designers and engineers have had a single quest: more thrust with less weight. Out of this dictum evolved better, more reliable engines, which in turn allowed the development of faster, safer aircraft. In just [...]

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Real Time Air Traffic For Europe RadarVirtuel.Com

By On November 2, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Here’s a cool website that I found that provides Real-Time Aircraft Traffic for Europe.

Check out:  RadarVirtuel.Com for real time aircraft traffic in Europe.

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Saltspring Air First In Canada To Install Emergency Exit Pop Out Windows

By On November 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Viking Air had promised to design a pop-out window — for voluntary installation by seaplane operators, in the absence of any Transport Canada requirement — after the Nov. 29 crash of a Richmond-based Seair Seaplanes Beaver in Lyall Harbour off Saturna Island.

Read the original article here: http://www.flightschoollist.com/aviation-articles/2010/08/saltspring-air-will-make-history-by-installing-emergency-pop-out-windows-on-beaver-seaplane/

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Flight Sharing Becomes The Way To Fly, Save Money And The Environment

By On October 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment

World Aero Club, based in Petaluma, Ca launched its new website www.worldaeroclub.org to make car-pooling of the skies incredibly easy. 600,000 General Aviation pilots in the US alone could change the way a nation travels.

Worldaeroclub.org opened its doors to the hundreds of thousands of pilots and non-pilots worldwide [...]

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