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Venue: WOA Hangar, Nusajaya, Johor, Peninsula Malaysia,
Date: Saturday, 30Aug, 2008, Time: 0900-1400hrs (local time).
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Wednesday, August 13 2008 @ 03:18 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 59
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Story & Photograph by Dimitri Stefanidis, WOA Contributor, Singapore
Over the past few weeks Seletar has been graced with the presence of a rare and beautiful amphibian, the Grumman Goose. With an original production run of 345 aircraft from 1937 to 1945, today there are only 60 registered in the U.S. along with a handful in other countries. |
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| Forum | Topic | Last Post |
| Malaysia & Singapore | Ceasure of Flight Training in Malaysia? | 08/20/08 05:29 AM |
| Indonesia & Borneo | Indonesian VFR-Charts | 08/06/08 08:51 AM |
| Malaysia & Singapore | New Look - 1 Suggestion | 08/06/08 06:41 AM |
| Malaysia & Singapore | Repository of Waypoints? | 07/28/08 09:35 AM |
| Indonesia & Borneo | Flying to Tarempa (WIOM), Anambas Island... | 07/27/08 13:13 PM |
Thursday, July 31 2008 @ 14:18 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 87
Thursday, June 12 2008 @ 09:25 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 169
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Story & Photograph by Adrian Collard, WOA Contributor If you’re an aspiring pilot, an aviation enthusiast that loves anything that flies, or want to see if you’ve got “the right stuff,” Flight Experience lets you get into the cockpit of a replica Boeing 737-800NG simulator and experience flying first hand. |
Saturday, June 07 2008 @ 09:07 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 238
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A Flying Adventure to the Thai Songkran Festival Story & Photograph by Diong Bee Chu, WOA Editorial Writer DAY 1 (11 Apr 08) - Johor to Subang, 178nm, 2hrs 30mins Full of excitement about our impending adventure, we made it to the Senai Airport before 7am, just as the sun was rising. However, as usual, all the best intentions often comes to naught. Before we could take to the skies, Johor declared IMC. |
Saturday, May 17 2008 @ 05:10 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 176
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Exotic Flyin Destinations in Asia - WingsOverasia.com's feature editorial exclusively published in JetAsia Pacific Magazine Jan08 issue now available online for your reading pleasure! Click HERE for full copy of story. |
Wednesday, May 07 2008 @ 07:03 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 218
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The GA flying community just witness the launch of a social networking and blogging service specially catered for GA aviators - www.OnExtendedWings.com. The service is free but exclusively for GA pilots and student pilots only. |
Tuesday, February 19 2008 @ 00:16 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 568
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The Singapore Airshow 2008 starts today! And a usually airliner and military focused airshow has now surprises for GA for the 1st time. Our pre-show scouting has revealed the following GA and light aircrafts that have already arrived onsite the airshow. WOA discovers what is on display - actual photos live from airshow site even before the airshow begins! Left: Shot through the heart by Black Knights F16 aerobatic display team |
Saturday, January 19 2008 @ 13:39 UTC | Contributed by: Admin | Views: 420
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Visit: www.firstflightmovie.com
The film "Rak Siam Tao Fah" will be released in Thai theaters on 31 Jan 2008. This adventure drama is about the early days of aviation in the Kingdom of Siam - first country in Asia to have an aviation program. It about the meeting of two cultures "East meets West" before World War I, when the airplanes were made out of wood, and the pilots were made out of iron. It is a film about believing in the power of your dream and it is based on fact that Siam sent over 70 pilots with their Expeditionary Forces to support the allies in France during World War I. The film uses real aerials over pristine forests, mountains and rivers in Thailand. |
Thursday, January 17 2008 @ 03:05 UTC | Contributed by: Left Wing | Views: 359
Monday, December 24 2007 @ 17:52 UTC | Contributed by: crew4jets | Views: 520
With the booming economies of India, China and other Asian nations, there is a growing shortage of pilots, flight attendants, mechanics and other aviation personnel. Until recently, US pilots were required to retire at age 60. Many of these pilots were then hired by foreign carriers to supplement their ranks with experienced pilots. Now with the recent extension of the pilot retirement age to 65, this source of qualified pilots has dried up. With the growth of new airlines in developing countries, the other job categories are hurting as well.
