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Bush and Arctic Pilot: Flying in Northern Canada Mar 5, 2006 ... He seemed unfamiliar with my pilot's idea of the proper use of a map; I was surprised then when he asked me if I would mind a suggestion ... 2.
How to Insure a Proper Weight and Balance Calculation for Your ... Nov 13, 2007 ... "Pilots should never become complacent about the weight and balance limitations of an airplane..." Aircraft manufacturers are not fussy ... 3.
The Bush Pilot Company. Safety Audit and Operational Assessment. Mar 5, 2006 ... The Bush Pilot Company can provide a Confidential Safety Audit and ... including general safety, fire prevention/contingency plans, ... 4.
Seaplanes in the Maldives Mar 5, 2006 ... Ken Borek's Twin Otter fleet in the Maldives It wasn't long before MAT started taking the majority of the air transfer business in the ... 5.
Flying a Cessna Caravan in Cape Town South Africa Mar 5, 2006 ... I was in the right seat of the amphib Caravan flying past Table Mountain in Cape Town, when both the pilot and myself smelled smoke. ... 6.
The Bush Pilot Company: Training and Techniques for Operating ... Mar 5, 2006 ... With today's modern and very expensive bush planes becoming more and more prevalent pilots and operators have become more mindful of today's ... 7.
The Apprenticeship of Dudley-Do-Right: The Floatplane Pilot Mar 5, 2006 ... What about those of us who really wanted to fly and see the world from above? That was my reason for becoming a bush pilot. ... 8.
Canadian Bush Pilots: Flying Adventure Stories and Bushplane ... Mar 7, 2006 ... Canadian Bush Pilots, floatplane pilots, seaplane pilots, helicopter pilots, and their aircraft. Flying adventure stories and bushplane ... 9.
The Bush Pilot Company: Training and Technology for Operating ... Mar 5, 2006 ... With today's modern and very expensive bush planes becoming more and more .... Long before single-engine IFR was legal for commercial ... 10.
A Short History of Caravan Amphibians Mar 5, 2006 ... The contract did not recognize this dilemma, and the only solution was for the seaplane companies to position their aircraft overnight at ... |
