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Some Of the Prettiest Sights Of Oshkosh Were Also Very Affordable

At EAA AirVenture 2015, there are lots of airplanes to look at, but this one is a real eye catcher. It’s a small single-place airplane, it qualifies as an ultralight, and is so shiny you need dark glasses just to look at it in the sunlight. ANN’s News Editor, Tom Patton, had a sit-down and chat with, Steve Cole, who is the builder and owner of this Hummel UltraCruiser which took the Grand Champion Ultralight trophy this year at Oshkosh. It’s a plans-built airplane that Cole completed with unbelievable attention to detail. The all-aluminum airframe is shiny beyond belief

Aero Linx: The Air Charity Network  Air Charity Network is comprised of network member organizations who cover specific geographical service areas and coordinate volunteer pilot flights in the continental United States as well as Alaska and Hawaii. The Air Charity Network is a collaborative organization. Each member of the network holds a seat on the Air Charity Network Board and the officer positions currently rotate annually among the member organizations. Each individual member member of the network has its own full-time staff and autonomous Board of Directors. While most policies and procedures are commonly shared by each of the members, there are a few unique qualities w

North Mark A beacon data block sent by the host computer to be displayed by the ARTS on a 360 degree bearing at a locally selected radar azimuth and distance. The North Mark is used to ensure correct range/azimuth orientation during periods of CENRAP.

“Going up in March was beneficial to get the initial put in of Raven Camp. This allowed us to keep a cadre of instructors and evaluators current to then provide instruction for the following on flight period." Source: Maj. Jacob Papp, 109th AW chief of Arctic operations, explaining aspects of the New York Air National Guard’s 109th Airlift Wing recent wrap-up of its annual support to the National Science Foundation in Greenland as Airmen as their LC-130 “Skibirds” returned to Stratton Air National Guard Base Sept. 22.