Young Eagles Electronic Newsletter, vol. 1, no. 1 |
May 12, 2005 |
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Something New in Your In Box!
Welcome to the first edition of the monthly newsletter designed to keep you informed about the latest happenings on the EAA Young Eagles web site. This newsletter is called … well now there’s the first challenge and we need your help. This newsletter doesn't have a name yet. We’re in search of the best name for the newsletter. Something that reflects the fun and excitement of flying. Think hard about what you'd like to call your newsletter. Let us know what you’d like to name it! We’ll award a prize for the winning entry. So be creative, think outside the box, go crazy! Send us your entries. |
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Test Pilot Instructor to Answer Your Questions Live Next Wednesday, May 18
So what is it like to fly an F-16? How about a P-51 "Mustang?" How do you become a test pilot? What's it like to live in the desert? If you have questions about test flying aircraft of all kinds, our next WebChat guest just might have the answers! Gary Aldrich, is a Test Pilot Instructor at Edwards Air Force Base in California. Don't miss the live WebChat, next Wednesday, May 18, between 7 and 8 p.m. central time.
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Flying in a Big Way!
The Airbus A380 made aviation history when it took flight. Imagine an airplane big enough to carry almost 500 people at one time. It may be reality sooner than you think!
Airbus A380 Lifts Off |
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Ohio Young Eagle Earns Top Honor in Art Contest
Could you design a paint scheme for a real airplane? This year's EAA Art Contest challenged entrants to do just that. Aaron Mentkowski's creative submission was selected as the best and now his dream scheme will be seen on the EAA Young Eagles GlaStar.
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Looking For Airplane Pictures?
Then check out the Young Eagles Photo Gallery. New images are being added on a regular basis. Make your own favorite photos gallery and rate the images. Jets, props, old, new and much more.
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