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the world
to fly!
With all the aircraft you need from
the first flight hour to an airline job
and everything in between!
Under the same ownership and management since 1980, we have trained thousands
of pilots. Many have gone on to successful careers with commuter and major
airlines. We are dedicated to giving the pilot who flies for personal, business, or
purely for pleasure the same quality instruction as to those who are career oriented.

We are looking forward to having you as a pilot with us!

Send us an email or give us a call if you have any questions or would like to set up
an appointment to see our facility and aircraft at Long Beach Airport, or meet some of
our staff.
We hope to see you soon!

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Welcome!
Edwards AFB
Flight Test Nation
Lake Bed Fly-In

Topic: The Mission, History,
and Airspace of Edwards
AFB On Friday, October 1,
2010 at 7:00 AM

Location: Rosamond Dry
Lakebed, Edwards AFB, CA
35 N. Wolfe Ave
Lancaster, CA 93536

Now you can be a part of
the Edwards AFB aviation
history by attending the
"FIRST EVER" Flight Test
Nation Lake Bed Fly-In. To
learn more and register,
go to
www.flighttestnation.com,
and click on the registration
for the fly-in.  You MUST go
to the
www.flighttestnation.com
website to register to
attend this event!

To view further details and
registration information for
this seminar, click here:
http://www.faasafety.gov/SP
ANS/event_details.aspx?eid
=33790

The sponsor for this
seminar is:
AWP-204 FAASTeam
Jeppesen handed this out
at the Auction Friday night
at AirVenture 2010 in
Oshkosh.

HUDSON RIVER APPROACH
Sporty's
Video Tip
of the Week
DON’T LET THIS
HAPPEN TO OUR
AIRPORT!!!
FAA Unveils Proposal
at
Informal Airspace Meeting
June 22, 2010

Opposed: 300
In favor: 0

Proposal
with analysis

click  here for pdf
click here for ppt
Time is                   
ticking. . . .

Get your comments in by
September 21, 2010

(Deadline extended)
Related Links
FAA NOTICE

COMMENTS
SUBMITTED BY
C. ROBINSON
6/22/2010

FOLLOWUP
TO 6/23/2010
FAA MEETING  

SAMPLE
COMMENT LETTER

AOPA COMMENTS

NBAA COMMENTS

LGB COMMENTS
Volunteer for AOPA Aviation Summit
fellow aviator:

New Edition of  Los
Angeles Terminal
Area Chart
Effective
July 1, 2010

Get  the Changes

News Flash
John and
Martha King
detained for
longevity in
the aviation
industry.

   
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LABOR DAY SPECIAL

Beginning August 27th, 2010
the first 20 club pilots to pay
$1,000 in advance will get an
extra $100 credit on account.  

Account must be paid off (no moneys
owed)

For advances using cash, check or
travelers check, aircraft will be
charged the cash rate.  For advances
by credit card, aircraft will be charged
at the credit rate.

In the event any refund is requested,
the $100 credit will be rescinded.
Sorry, retroactive not available!
Happy flying!
The Long Beach Flying Club
& Flight Academy quarterly
rendezvous
is happening

September 6th …
from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.

We’ll have a super fabulous,
fantastico, free, fun, with all
the food and fixin’s, hanger
fiesta.

Bring your family and friends
to the club for our Labor Day
celebration, full of hangar
flying and foolishness!

Hope to see ya’ll there!
CELEBRATING

30th

YEAR!!!
CELEBRATING

30th

YEAR!!
DISCOVERY FLIGHT

$89.00 for one, two or three in a
C172 or Warrior
Fly with an FAA Certificated Flight
Instructor
* YOU FLY THE AIRCRAFT
* LOGBOOK ENDORSED
ATC will soon ask you to ‘Line
up and wait’

Get ready for a change in ATC
terminology expected to take
place on Sept. 30. Instead of
the familiar phrase “taxi into
position and hold,” the
controller will issue “line up
and wait” instructions to
indicate that you may taxi onto
the runway and wait for a
takeoff clearance.

Just like “taxi into position and
hold,” the new phrase is used
when a takeoff clearance
cannot immediately be issued
because of traffic or other
reasons. So, although the
words change, the meaning
will not.

The new phraseology is also
expected to minimize
confusion with or
misinterpretation of ATC
instructions such as “position
at hold” or “hold position.”

Here’s an example of how the
phrase will be used:

Tower: “Cessna 48340, Runway
One Six Right, line up and wait.”
Pilot: “Long Beach Tower,
Cessna 48340, Runway One Six
Right, line up and wait.”

This change brings the United
States in line with standard
International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO)
phraseology, and it will soon
be incorporated in the
Aeronautical Information
Manual (AIM) and the
Pilot/Controller Glossary.

For more information and
updates to the AIM and
Pilot/Controller Glossary visit
the FAA’s Air Traffic section of
its website.
Remember to “line up and
wait” after Sept. 30. And,
whenever you are unsure of an
ATC instruction or clearance
be sure to get clarification
immediately.

August 24, 2010