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Vol 1, No. 1 - May
28, 2004
1
- Designated Pilot Examiners (DPEs) and Flight Instructors Gathered Together in
Rochester
2 - Iraq War Female Pilot Shares Recent Combat Flight Experiences with Aero Club
of Buffalo Members
3 - The World's Last Remaining Flying B-29 along with a B-24
Coming to Buffalo
4 - Landings Gone Bad
5 - After-School Aviation Program to be Offered in Akron
Central Schools
6 - Instrument Students Alert
7 - Akron Airport Memorial Day Breakfast - Near Record
Numbers Despite Rain
8 - Precision Runway Monitoring
Vol 1. No. 2 - June 15,
2004
1 - New York State Airports Threatened by
Gov. Pataki's Aggressive Security Measures
2 - Airspace Worries
3 - June 6 Reading, PA WWII Air show - Featuring the Greatest
Generation
4 - Oshkosh AirVenture '04
Vol 1. No. 3 - July 9, 2004
1 - Listen to those Strange Little
Engine Sounds!
2 -
Flying Lessons Fulfills High School Science Curriculum for Home Schooled Student
3 -
Private Pilot Jason Geddes of Akron, NY Departs for the U.S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis
4 -
Personal Experience with a Presidential Flight Restriction (PFR):
5 - Bahamas Adventure - A Lesson in Advance Planning
6 - Advanced IFR Training Available
Vol 1, No. 4 - July 15, 2004
1 - EAA AirVenture 2004 -
Oshkosh
2 - Aero Club of Buffalo to Host An Evening with the B-29 and B-24
3 - Keeping Those Traffic Patterns Tight
4 -
Lost in the Hold
5 - Quotable [Why airplanes crash]
Vol 1, No. 5 - July 23, 2004
1 - Forrestel and McCready Fly to Iceland!
2 - Area of Reverse Command
3 -
Aero Club of Buffalo Board of Directors Continue 30 Year Tradition
4 - Do Big Airplane Pilots Make Good Little Airplane Pilots?
Not Necessarily!
5 - Looking for Romantic Fly Away Spot Right in Your Back Yard??
6 - Advanced IFR Procedures Training
7 - Light Sport/Sport Pilot Becomes a Reality
Vol 1, No. 6 - August 10, 2004
1 - More
Realistic Flight Training Called for by Richard Collins, Senior Editor, Flying
Magazine
2 - Oshkosh '04: Airplanes, Weather, Fun, and Friends - Another One for the Record
Books!
3 -
EAA Chapter 46 Turns Oshkosh into a Family Event - with all of the Comforts of
Home!
4 - "Hey, Dear . . . Look at the New Airplane I Just Bought!"
- Hank Stockwell
5 -
Traffic Patterns Revisited
6 - "Adventures in Flight"
Vol 1, No. 7 - August 18, 2004
1 -
Neighbor Friendly Flying at Akron Airport
2 - AIRPORT WATCH CONCEPT HELPS NAB 'TERRORISTS'
3 - Photos of the Aero Club B-29/B-24 Visit
4 - In the "Would You Believe?" Category
5 - Experts seek causes of Morris plane crash that killed Two
6 - Fascinating Photos Sent by Reader Col George Waskowsky,
107th Air Refueling Wing, Niagara Falls, NY
7 - AOPA President, Phil Boyer, to Speak Before Aero Club of
Buffalo on Thursday, September 23
8 - Fly the Hudson River/VFR Corridor Before Senator Schumer
is Successful in Getting it Closed!
9 - Spin Recovery . . . a Technique that Can Save Your Life
Vol 1. No. 8 - August 26, 2004
1 - Flight
Training Approaches - What's Relevant and What Isn't!
2 -
Travel Log: Ocean City, New Jersey
3 - Maximize Flight Training While Minimizing Your Costs
4 - Cessna 210 Flies Around the World!
5 - General Aviation . . . No Second Class Citizen
6 - Sounding Like a Pro on the Radio
7 - Did You Check That Fuel??
Vol 1. No. 9 - September 5,
2004
1 - Air Traffic
Controllers are Always Right . . . . Well, Almost!
2 -
Technically Advanced Airplanes (TAA) Joining the Local Fleet!
3 -
Managing the Risks of Weather Flying
4 - New Aviator - Gina LaMendola
5 - Checklists . . . More Important Than You Might Ever
Imagine!
6 - NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on the Bill Law Crash
7 - Really Getting to Know Your Pitot/Static System
8 - High School Flight Training Course Ready to Go at Akron
Central
9 - FAA is Closing the Pilot Knowledge Gap!
10 - Emergency Maneuvers Training
Vol 1. No. 10 - September 13, 2004
1- Smart
Shopping Lands Phenomenal Airplane Deal!
2 - On
the VASI or on the Glideslope . . . Could be the WRONG Place To Be
3 - Travel Log: Bemus Point, Chautauqua Lake, New York
4 - The Dreaded Slipping Stall/Spin in the Traffic Pattern
5 - Would You Believe A Twin Averaging 5.74 GPH on Both
Engines Combined!
6 - Some TFRs to Become NSAs on Next Round of Sectional
Charts
7 - Hottest New Portable GPS - The Garmin 296
8 - Learning to Fly or Securing that Next Rating
9 - The Jury is Still Out on the Sport Pilot Medical
Requirement
10 - Runway Mishaps Continue to Plague Local Pilots
12 - Did You Check Those Airport NOTAMs?
13 - Hurricane Charlie Flattens Ranger Aviation's 18,000 Sq.
Ft. Hangar at Kissimmee, Florida!
Vol 1. No. 11 -
September 24, 2004
1 - AOPA
President Phil Boyer Addresses Aero Club of Buffalo
2 - Current Flight Training Methods Under Review
3 - Transcontinental Flight in a Piper Archer !!!
4 - "Don't Spill the Drinks . . . "
5 -
Whose Plane Is It Anyway?
6 - Low Fuel . . . Really?
7 - The Lifesaving Control Surface . . . the Lowly Rudder!
8 - NOTAMs - Definitely Worth Looking At!!!
9 - Wrong Way in the Traffic Pattern!
Vol 1. No. 12 - October 12, 2004
1 -
Transcontinental in a Piper Archer . . . .
2 - Cessna 210 Bi-Annual Flight Reviews (BFRs) Features
Extreme Maneuvers Recovery Training
3 - In the System . . . Dilemma
4 - Local Pilot Profiles: Jim Kaletta
5 - Spatial Disorientation
6 - What Does Home Computing Have to do with Today's Flight
Instruction?
7 - Getting Ready for Ice
Vol 1. No. 13 - October 24, 2004
1 - Want to
Make Aviation Safer . . . Let's Start by NOT Teaching to the PTS!
2 - Keep it On . . . Keep Squawking Altitude
3 - TSA Lays an Egg with the New Alien Flight Training Rule!
4 - The Greatest Generation - Gerald Miller
5 - The Delicate Art of Negotiating with ATC!
6 - Keith Harlock - New Instrument Pilot!
7 - Crossing the Border . . . to Toronto by Private Air!
8 -
Lateral vs. Logical Thinking Skills . . . Could Save Your Life!
9 - What's Real and What Isn't
Vol 1. No. 14 - November 7, 2004
1 - Good
Community Relations Wins Approval for Akron Airport Improvements
2 - The Instrument Rating . . . A Ticket to Disaster
3 - "Slow and Steady Wins the Race" - David Schuh Passes
Private Pilot Checkride
4 - Icing - To Be or Not to Be?
5 - It's Getting Dark . . . What Must I Do?
6 - Akron High School Students Take Their First Flight
7 - Wrong Call Sign Results in Fatal Crash
8 - AOPA's Guide to TSA's Alien Flight Training/Citizenship
Validation Rule
9 - Master Smooth Landings . . . By the Numbers
10 - Icing: Go/No-Go Decisions
11 - Get That FAA Knowledge Test Out of the Way!
Vol 1. No. 15 - November 21, 2004
1 -
High Wind Flight Operations . . . A Fact of Life
2 - Dumb Things Pilots Do . . . and Don't Do
3 - Putting the Spin Back into Training
4 - Kelly Brannen Solos
5 - Mastering the Emergency GPS Descent
6 - Choosing the Best Aviation College
7 - Cold Weather Operations
8 - Tom Corey Secures Commercial Airplane Ticket
9 - Power Controls Altitude/Pitch Controls Airspeed . . . or
is it the other way around?
10 - Let's Tighten Up Those Traffic Patterns
Vol 1. No. 16 - December 5, 2004
1 - VFR-Only
Pilots MUST Become Proficient in the Clouds!
2 - No Hands Flying . . . the Ultimate Test of the Proficient
Pilot!
3 - Reader, John Bouck, Purchases C-182 Float Plane
4 - Carburetor Icing . . . It's More Common Than You Think!
5 - Transitioning from the Classroom to Life
6 - Let's Stop Timing Those ILS Approaches
7 - A Pinch-Hitter Course Could Save Her Life
8 - The Incomplete Instrument Pilot
9 - Old Wives' Tales - "Performing Run-ups Into the Wind"
10 - AOPA's Online Flight Planner . . . It's Sweet
12 - Keeping Flight Training Fun
13 - Is Your Pitot Tube Heat REALLY Working?
Vol
1. No. 17 - December 19, 2004
1 - Have You Hugged Your Air
Traffic Controller Today?
2 - Instrument Pilots - Beware of the Class E Trap!
3 - Incomplete Stall Training !
4 - Training Flight To Army/Navy Game in Philadelphia
5 - Mid-Air Collisions
6 - Heavy Iron Versus Bugmashers !
7 - Old Wives' Tales - "Excessive Leaning Does NOT Harm Engines"
8 - I smell Smoke . . . DO SOMETHING NOW!
9 - Christian Airmen Aviation Foundation forming at Akron Airport
10 - Pilots Should be Meteorologists, Too !
11 - College Report: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
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