If you find a broken link please email me at
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Links are listed in alaphabetical order.
50 Fallen Stars, a book written by retired USAF SMSgt. A. J. Northrup about
the 50 Officers and Airmen who lost their lives flying radar picket service
on Lockheed Constellation aircraft out of Otis AFB, MA. Available here is
a Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file which has information and an order form to purchase
Fifty Fallen Stars, as well as the 1957 551 AEW&C Wing Yearbook. Click
Here for Information and Order Form.
AeroFiles
Aeronautical Facts and Data.
Aerocenter & Avionics
has recovering supplies and some Franklin parts.
Air Affair
Sport Parachuting.
Aircraft
Wrecks in Southern California.
Airliner
Photographs by Ralph Kunadt.
The Air Net Links Site by
Howard Curtis.
The A.J. Jackson
photo collection.
Alaska Aviation
Heritage Museum
All American Aviation. By Dr. Dr. Richard David Wissolik.
AOPA Official homepage of the
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
ARINC Aeronautical
Radio Incorporated.
Aviation Communication
Excellent site for information about flight training, Aircraft search, Has extensive Aviation Links and data base
Aviation@Landings
Dr. Guenther Eichorn's aviation site. There is a vast amount of aviation
information here! Including an on-line directory of aviation links and
databases, weather, flight planning, events, airlines and travel, pilot
supplies/avionics, classified advertisements, and more.
AviationIndex - links to
other aviation sites.
Aviation
Line Art by Richard L. Mendes.
The Aviation Zone
by Mike Neely.
AV WEB Vast aviation items
here, great weekly news. Includes search capability for several
databases.
B1B Rockwell B1B
Bomber information - many excellent photographs.
Joe Baugher's
Aviation Home Page (Vast Data)
Beech Twin Bonanza Association
by Dick Ward. Covers the "T-Bone"
Beechcraft
(now Raytheon) Aircraft.
Bell 47
, a classic helicopter.
Bellanca-Champion Information by Cy Galley.
Bendix-King avionics.
Boeing Aircraft.
Bonanza/
Debonair/Mentor/Baron/Travel Air homepage.
Catch Our Smile,
the story of Pacific Southwest Airlines.
Cessna Aircraft.
Clark's Cessna 120/140
page.
Class Wings
Magazine from New Zealand.
Doug Betts
Classic Aviation page featuring light aircraft.
Continental Aircraft Engines.
Davis Monthan AFB.
DC-3/Dakota Historical Society
The
deHavilland DH-106 Comet by March Schaeffer.
Delta Airlines
DeltaWeb UK site
specializing in the Supermarine Spitfire, Red Arrows, Snowbirds,
and other aviation.
Joe Dexter's Stinson/Franklin page.
EAA Official homepage for the
Experimental Aircraft Association.
Elevon
This site has access to the Joe Baugher collection of aircraft
articles as well as photographs and links to many other sites.
Also has the Emmanuel Gustin aviation database. Maintained by
Carl Pettypiece.
FAA The Federal Aviation
Administration homepage.
Flightcom , Manufactures, Suppliers of Headsets, Intercoms, and more.
Mark Barry's Flightdata
with many aviation databases.
Dan Ford
aviation author. Info on Flying Tigers, Brewster Buffalo, other.
Franklin Aircraft
Engines at Fort Collins, CO.
Gatwick Aviation
Society.
Global Aviation
Naviagator Search Engines. Also check out their new
Classified
Pages.
Goleta Air
and Space Museum
Grumman
Goose page by The Gneech.
Grumman Goose
Forum by Derek.
Guyana Adventist Mission Aviation
Hangar
9 Aeroworks. John Baker, who created and maintains, the World
Stinson Database, now has his own Stinson Homepage. Take a look!
Historic Aircraft
Group of Geneseo, New York.
Christina Holm's Royal Swedish Air Force page.
International Stinson Club
(Formerly the Southwest Stinson Club). Here you will find a valuable source
of information for Stinson's and club activities.
Keskydee Aviation Search Engine
Lake amphibian homepage.
LANDINGS You will find various aviation databases(FAA Regulations,
AIM, SDRs, NTSB Briefs, N Numbers and more), aviation news, weather, flight planning, events, products, expert advice, and links.
Larry Westin's Site
A Site worth visiting, Has a wide variety of aviation Links.
Pioneer Pilot
Walter Less
Lockheed-Martin Aircraft.
Brian Madion's photo page.
McCauley Propeller
The former McDonnell Douglas
Aircraft. McDonnell Douglas was officially purchased by the
Boeing Company effective August 4, 1997. Clicking here actually
sends you to the Boeing WWW page, however there is information
about the former McDonnell Douglas aircraft.
Mooney Aircraft.
Narco avionics.
NASA-Edwards Dryden
Flight Research Facility at Edwards AFB, California.
National Air and Space Museum
NASM
Paul Garber Facility.
New Aviation, Inc. can
supply new Franklin Engines.
Northrop-Grumman Aircraft.
Palm Springs Air Museum,
Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, Calif.
Pan Am Heritage Site,
a history of Pan Am 1927 to 1991.
Patrol Bombing Squadron 102/14
PBY Catalina
by Marc Commandeur.
Penn Valley
Hobby Shop a source for model airplanes, including a Stinson.
Pima Air
and Space Museum, Tucson, Arizona.
The New Piper Aircraft.
The Piper
Aviation Museum in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania.
Shortwing Piper Club.
Features the Piper Pacer, Vagabond, Clipper, Tri-Pacer and Colt.
Planes of Fame Museum
at Chino, California.
Pratt and Whitney
dependable engines.
PZL Franklin Aircraft
Engines, certified complete engines and parts.
Raytheon
(previously Beechcraft) Aircraft.
Republic Seabee Page by
John Hooper.
Aviation Photography by
Helen Rose.
Artist Sam Lyons Studio
- Paintings of aircraft.
Save-A-Connie
SDASM San
Diego Aerospace Museum.
Scramble Magazine
from The Netherlands. Can search the disposition of specific
serial numbered airplanes.
Duane's Grumman
Seaplane Gallery (especially the Grumman Goose!!)
Sensenich Propellers - Fixed
Pitch Metal (PA)
Sensenich Propellers - Fixed
Pitch Wood (FL)
Sentry Aircraft
Cylinders of Fort Worth, Texas.
Sikorsky The Igor I.
Sikosky Historical Archives.
Southern Cross Photography
aviation photography by Neville Dawson.
Spartan school of aeronautics.
Stalag 13
Keith Heitmann's homepage has VAST links to aviation sites.
Kevin Hudson's Stinson 108 Page.
Globe/Temco
Swift Association
SWSC South West
Stinson Club. NOTE - this is the former name of what is now the
International Stinson Club. The International Stinson Club is
a valuable source of informtion about Stinson airplanes
and club events.
TMMATFM Those
Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines, an Australian site
with some really fine photographs and links.
Trade-A-Plane
Tuskegee
Airman A web page covering details of the accomplishments of Black
airmen of WWII.
United Airlines
U.S. Air Force Museum United States Air Force Museum at
Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton Ohio. Details
on museum aircraft plus links to other government sites.
Univair is the
Type Certificate holder for the Stinson 108 series airplanes.
Univair also has parts manufacturing authority (PMA) for Stinson
parts. Many of the parts I used in restoring my own airplane
came from Univair.
W.A.S.P.
Womens Airforce Service Pilots of WWII.
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