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The Swiss Experimental Aircraft Association (Schweiz, Suisse, Switzerland)

Dutch spotting group and publishers of "SchipholView" magazine. The source for Schiphol [EHAM/AMS] movements.

one-stop reference for everything seaplane-related.

group of aviation enthusiasts who own, fly, or simply admire five of Mr. Piper's best aircraft, the Clipper, Vagabond, Pacer, Tri-Pacer, and Colt, built between 1948 and 1963.

A site for flight attendants, their families, wannabe's and the traveling public. Informative, interactive and entertaining!

Learn about the Association, and their yearly Big Aviation Swap Meet and Fly Market. Also, you will find information about Vacaville's Nut Tree Airport, and the local Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter.

Promoting Helicopters in South Carolina.

Website for the SoCal TRACON San Diego area.

information and technical data for owners and others interested in Stinson Aircraft.

Dedicated to supporting builders of homebuilt or experimental aircraft within New Zealand.

Forum, magazine, archive, history, links to member pages, aircraft, products, government, newsletters, museums, publications, air shows and fly ins.

Located in the oldest established community in America, this well-organized aviation group publishes a complete calendar of events.

Worldwide organization of people interested in the restoration, and flying of the Stearman Aircraft.

Lambach and Impuls project, The Delft Student Aircraft Manufacturer and Operator Site.

SHU is an association of swiss helicopter, pilots and friends and is now online with information about the helicopter world.

We are based in SE London UK and fly all types of Radio Controlled Model Aircraft.

(AFA) An independent non-profit aerospace organization.

Established in 1971, it is the only world-wide body catering solely to people interested in powered lighter-than-air aviation.

The Airmen's Association's five key goals:- To promote and advocate safety in the skies of Alaska. To promote general aviation (GA) in Alaska. To lobby against FAA proposals that restrict GA privileges. To prevent the introduction of aviation user fees (courtesy of the US Government!). To keep state owned airports maintained and open to GA users.