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Mid-Atlantic Fly-In & Sport Aviation Convention

Come to the Mid-Atlantic Fly-In & Sport Aviation Convention to reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and enjoy a special kind of southern hospitality found only in Lumberton, NC! We hope to see you here May 18th through the 21st, 2006.


New from Pilot Journey, a no cost flight training financial aid seminar will be available in the next 10 days, for more information visit: www.pilotjourney.com/dream

And two more really cool pilot seminars that are also yours at no cost. A Career Pilot Presentation and valuable information on a really cool Sport Pilot category called "Kite Wing".  This is fun flying!

If you ever thought about being a pilot or are one now Pilot Journey is a great place to visit, with forums, loads of articles and a complete flight school listing.

Plus if you have never taken an introductory flight lesson, now is the time to visit our Discovery Flight lesson page where you can obtain two more items at no cost.  Visit www.pilotjourney.com/discovery for the details.

Come visit us at www.pilotjourney.com!

See you in the sky!

Gary Bradshaw
www.pilotjourney.com

 

      

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For those that use AIM or Yahoo Instant Messaging programs, here's an IM bot for weather, provided by Dan Checkoway - RV builder and LogShare programmer.

IM Weather Interfaces   

Lots of cell phones and PDAs have IM capability, so here is yet another way to get your weather. Here is an example of the info you get within 2-3 seconds of sending an IM

Scottie: 2gc
wxmetar: No METAR available for 2GC, reporting the nearest available...
wxmetar: Ident: KFAY
Reported: April 9, 2006 at 3:53PM PDT
Automated Report
Conditions: 040 (NE) at 9 kt, Visibility 10 sm, Clear, Temperature 60.1F, Dew Point 26.1F, Altimeter 30.1"
Wind Chill: 54.9 F
Relative Humidity: 27%
Remarks: Sea level pressure 30.09" Hg; Thunderstorm info not available

It is the same info you would get from calling AWOS but takes only a few seconds and you don't need to write it down!


Check out some photos we took this week.


      

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