SUGGESTED AVIATION LINKS

Although my web-pages have no official connection with AIR-BRITAIN (which I joined in 1956 !), I unreservedly recommend a link to their website http://www.air-britain.com

I learned much from my AIR-BRITAIN colleagues in those early days and I hope that, by way of the Fly-In and the various articles, editorial tasks and monographs over the 50+ years, I have put a little back into the organisation, which itself celebrates no less than 60 YEARS of enthusiastic operation in 2008.

On the AIR-BRITAIN pages you will also find more details of the annual Fly-In!

NEXT AIR-BRITAIN FLY-IN

21-22 June 2008
North Weald Airfield Essex

Commemorating
60 years anniversary of Air-Britain
with all aircraft built in 1948 especially welcomed
60 years of the Piper Clipper/Vagabond
75 years of the SV4 Stampe
& “Classic” Aircraft Fly-In

Abe has long-since "retired" from leading the annual Fly-In team, although he will still be offering encouragement from the sidelines to the new team If YOU would like to help on the day (or, even better, in the advance planning and organisation) please contact the team co-ordinator as follows:

Phil Kemp, 32 Mountbatten Road, BRAINTREE, Essex CM7 9EZ

Keep an eye on the Air-Britain website for further details.

If you liked Fly-Ins with the emphasis on Vintage/Classic aircraft attending, the

GREAT BRITISH VINTAGE FLYING WEEKEND

wais normally a” must attend” category. Sadly, the event has been cancelled for 2008 and it may not be resurrected in the future

 We thank our (and particularly my) old friend and A-B supporter, Peter Campbell (a member since 1953) for all previous events. More details can be found on the Cirrus Associates website at http://www.zolid.com/cirrus

For regularly updated details of Aviation Events, you can do no better than have a look at the lists compiled by Dave Wise and maintained on the Royal Aero Club site at http://www.royalaeroclub.org

For general Aviation Links, we can also recommend Howard Curtis and his website of "over fifteen thousand listed in more than seventy pages!!" . Try his 'AirNet' Web Site at

http://www.aviation-links.co.uk

With this Bookmarked you will not need to keep separate ones !

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