Aero Linx: International Fellowship of Flying Rotarians We are IFFR. We are members of the International Fellowship of Flying Rotarians. We have friends worldwide in Rotary and in aviation. The first Rotary Club met in Chicago in 1905.  Rotary was the intellectual offspring of a unique adventurous soul, Paul P. Harris.  IFFR was the brainchild of E. Edison Kennell. Rotarian Ed realized that there must be hundreds of fellow flying Rotarians in the skies over his native land and worldwide. Founding chairman Ed envisioned a network of pilots who shared not only his love of aviation, but his dedication to the Rotary concept of fellowship and service. The dream of P

Opposite Direction Aircraft Aircraft are operating in opposite directions when: They are following the same track in reciprocal directions; or Their tracks are parallel and the aircraft are flying in reciprocal directions; or Their tracks intersect at an angle of more than 135 degrees.

“The rare opportunity to see living aviation history is even more unforgettable when these two iconic aircraft appear together at these upcoming stops. These joint appearances bring the history and heroism of World War II out of the books and videos to a personal experience and a tribute to people who defended freedom."  Source: Sean Elliott, EAA’s vice president of advocacy and safety, commenting on the joint B-25/B-29 coming this spring, in which the EAA B-25 will take part.