Corporate Flying Sites
Part of finding and keeping your flying field is paying attention to details. How often have we looked for a field and have not been able to find the owner, or make a contact for that perfect place? Most US municipalities have plot maps or area maps that show various parcels of land and the ownership of that land. A further check will often produce an address of the landowner (taxpayer). A simple phone call, or perhaps a hundred calls, to city, municipal, or local government offices can produce a name or other information about some unused open land.
Now You're Talking: Soap Box
AS A MEMBER of the AMA Publications Committee, I have the opportunity to review a lot of material that's included in your magazine. Some of our effort is spent looking at the District VP columns to ensure accuracy in reporting AMA business details. We also have the pleasure of reading many of the letters sent into the AMA concerning Model Aviation. For the last few years I've sensed a problem that many readers seem to have with our publication. If you're a Control Line flier, we don't have enough information or articles about CL flying.
