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Fri, Dec 30, 2005

ANN's Special End Of The Year Coverage Coming Soon!

Aero-News Staff -- And Readers -- Reflect On 2005, Look Ahead To 2006

As you may be able to tell by looking at a calendar, turning on the evening news or listening to VH1 (it only hurts when you actually watch the videos... or, eep, shows) the end of 2005 is almost here... and with it, comes the time for EVERYONE to reflect on the events of the past year, and well as to speculate on what the new year -- by our best estimates, that'd be 2006 -- will bring.

Alas, we're no different. As you may recall, we put the call out around Thanksgiving for our readers to send us what they felt were the best (and worst) things 2005 brought to the world of aviation, as well as their best (and worst) guesses about what 2006 would bring. And boy, did you respond!

Soon (in fact, in less than two days... wow, we're really cutting this close) you'll be able to see what fury hath your contributions wrought... in addition to what ANN staffers feel were the most newsworthy items about 2005. We'll be covering the entire spectrum -- from General Aviation, to Sport Aviation, to Aerospace developments, to Military Aviation... yeah, you get the idea.

We'll also be looking ahead to 2006... a year is already looking to be even more exciting (in both good, and not-so-good ways) than 2005 was. And we're still catching our breath from this year.

Stay tuned... ANN's exclusive look back on 2005, and look ahead to 2006, is coming VERY soon!

FMI: www.aero-news.net

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