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Aviation Memorabilia Newsletter Since 1995

Aviation Memorabilia Newsletter

Since 1995

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |\^/| _| TCA |_ _|\| AIR |/|_ N E T L E T T E R > CANADA < B E T W E E N O U R S E L V E S >_./|\._< for P I O N A I R S | Your crew is: Chief Pilot - Vesta Stevenson Chief Navigator - Terry Baker tm number 72 date July 4th 1996 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . Happy birthday America! . John Dahlgren asked us to pass the following - I have just today been advised, by Rube Hadfield, that, as per a phone message from William Rawson, son of Barney Rawson. His father, Barney (VE3XA) had passed away today in the hospital, in the town of Toney Alabama. Rube requested that I pass on this information. . Welcome to Ken Clark presently with C & S S Dorval email on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Found on the Internet If your interest is WWII vintage aircraft, then, when next in the U.K. The Fighter Collection, based at the Imperial War Museum site at Duxford, is Europes largest collection of operational Warbirds, about 18 at the last count, with some of the only examples of WWII aircraft flying in Europe at the moment. E-Ticket Service Electronic ticketing, or E-Ticket service, was pioneered by United Airlines, which was the first carrier to expand E-Ticket service across the United States, offering it on more than 4,000 daily flights. With United's hassle-free E-Ticket service, travelers don't have to worry about forgetting, losing or making changes on their tickets. After booking travel with United or their travel agent, customers just show a photo I.D. and the credit card used to purchase the ticket at the airport to obtain a boarding pass. E-Ticket customers can still check in at curbside, request an advanced seat assignment, and obtain a paper receipt or itinerary in the mail or via fax. United's international E-Ticket service is scheduled to be launched across North America and Europe in 1997. Customers using E-Ticket service also gain access to the fast lane for departure with United's newest airport-based technology, self-service boarding pass machines. . The following from TONY ACRI and has been forwarded by VESTA. Airline Simulator Flights Have you ever wondered how it would feel like to fly one of those big iron jetliners? Well here is your chance. Available to the GENERAL PUBLIC, pilots and anyone interested in the aviation industry, you can fly a B-727 simulator based at Air Canada Training Center (Pearson International Aiprot (YYZ)). For $175 + GST, you can spend three hours in the airline simulator where YOU fly the aircraft. You are Flight Engineer for one hour, First Officer for another hour and the last hour you are PIC (Captain). There are two instructors in the back giving you the actual lessons on how to fly the aircraft. It is a great feeling when you actually make your first successful landing and nobody injured. You will find a greater appreciation for the people who actually fly those big iron birds. You have a choice of 6 airports and various weather options to choose from. Best of all, you need no previous flying experience. We want to make this a memorable experience that may help you get involved in the aviation industry. For more information call: Tony Acri home#: (416) 741-5760 email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or leave a message USAIR SHUTTLE CREW BEACHED AFTER RISKY TAKE OFF FAA and airline brass grounded the cockpit crew of a USAir Shuttle 727 that took off in a thunderstorm so severe that controllers cleared out the tower cab after the aircraft departed Washington National on Monday evening, en route to LaGuardia. When the aircraft landed, ground crews discovered one of its wings was damaged, perhaps by a wobbly departure caused by windshear. TWA OFFERS CASH BONUS, MANAGEMENT TIFF SETTLED Borrowing a page from Continental Airlines' management book, TWA says it's launching an employee-incentive program that will include cash bonuses linked directly to the airline's on-time performance, baggage handling and customer satisfaction. -|- ~-=o0o=-~ . Interline travel Airline employees, retirees, parents & companions sharing - Fall Panama Canal with Holland America Westerdam - Sep 28 - 20 days from Vancouver Oct 1 - 17 days from Los Angeles Oct 6 - 12 days from Acapulco Itin: Vancouver, Los Angeles, Puerto Vallarta, Zihuatanejo, Acapulco, Puerto Quetzal, Panama Canal, Cartagena, Georgetown, Ocho Rios and New Orleans. Ryndam - Sep 29 - 20 days Vancouver Oct 2 - 17 days Los Angeles Oct 7 - 12 days Acapulco Itin: Vancouver, Los Angeles, Puerto Vallarta, Zihautanejo, Acapulco, Peurto Caldera, Panama Canal, Willemstad. St. John, St. Thomas, Massau, Ft. Lauderdale. Inside $65, Outside $80, Delux $100 in US funds per day pp dbl. Call 1-800-690-3223 for more details. ~-=o0o=-~ . Smilies - Mike Leduc had the following passed to him - Top 20 "ValuJet" advertising slogans: - another 6 for you - 7. Are our jet engines too noisy? Don't worry. We'll turn them off. 8. Complimentary champagne during free-fall. 9. Enjoy the in-flight movie in the plane next to you. 10. he kids will love our inflatable slides. 11. ou think it's so easy, get your own damn plane! 12. hich will fall faster, our stock price or our planes? ~-=o0o=-~ . That's it for this time, please we need your input, send comments and email addresses of any others who may be interested to Vesta with a copy to Terry. -!- Landing on an Island in the Pacific. _____(~)_____ ! ! ! This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. <<<>>> This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ................................................... . GREETINGS FROM . . Vancouver Island . . BEAUTIFUL B.C. CANADA . ...................................................

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