The NetLetter Team
Thanks to our readers, it's still fun.
We manage to keep our subscriber level around 4,500 purely by your recommendations to family and friends.
The majority of subscribers are, of course, in Canada but we also have many in the United States as well as South America, Europe and Asia.
The technology has changed (considerably) but the goal remains the same.
The NetLetter is always about the remarkable people whose careers have been in aviation. When we refer to 'The NetLetter Team', you are included. We always give priority to subscriber submissions and are most gratified whenever a connection to good memories is achieved.
Each issue starts with Terry selecting pieces from the vast library of company literature that he has collected and scanned over many years.
He sends me a Word document (the original format) which I then covert to 'HTML' (internet language) to create the newsletter. When done, I send out a 'draft' to Terry, Ken and Bob who perform the invaluable task of proofreading (I keep them busy). They catch spelling and punctuation errors as well as broken links.
Recently, subscriber Bob Lynch has been helping us out by doing a wonderful job of enhancing the photos that we extract from the magazine scans.
We always ask permission and give acknowledgement to photographers before using a thumbnail of an aircraft photo and, thankfully, a growing list have gracefully allowed us to link to their work.
Our policy is to always stay positive, avoiding controversy and criticism. We seem to be doing something right!
Thank you all so much for supporting our efforts and being a part of the 'team'.
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