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In April, 2004, the FAA updated and revised the Practical Test Standards ( PTS) for the Instrument Rating. The new standards went into effect October 1, 2004. Of particular interest to instrument flight instructors ( CFIIs’) and pilots holding instrument ratings is a substantial change in the requirements for administering an Instrument Proficiency Check ( IPC).
(Author: newgensolutions1
| Word Count: 684 | Published: Apr 9th 2008)
122: Stay in Devon for Holiday Heaven
It’s no coincidence that Devon rhymes with heaven; the locals know this, as does anyone who’s ever taken a holiday there. Whether you want a romantic getaway for a long weekend or are taking a few wee
(Author: Steven Seagull
| Word Count: 513 | Published: Apr 9th 2008)
123: A Real Devon Holiday
It's amazing, and distressing at the time, to discover in the western world you can feel desperately removed and wanting the comforts of domestic heating, lighting, and something, anything that remind
(Author: Steven Seagull
| Word Count: 505 | Published: Apr 9th 2008)
124: Mummy and Daddy Moving Abroad?!
My mum and dad have had enough of England with our yobs, hoodies and bad weather and have decided to move abroad. “Where are they moving too?” I hear you cry; well they have set their hearts on Spain!
(Author: Dom Clark
| Word Count: 357 | Published: Apr 7th 2008)
125: Horseback Riding and other Outdoor Adventures in the Carolina Smoky Mountains.
Whether it’s a two-day get away or a week-long journey to renew the inner spirit, you'll always find a choice of outdoor activities in the Blue Ridge mountains.
(Author: Anna2
| Word Count: 926 | Published: Apr 6th 2008)
126: The Importance of a Quality Miami Tourist Guide
Are you going to be traveling to Miami, Florida? If so, you made a great choice. This is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States. There are many reasons that Miami has become
(Author: Donard Mcelory
| Word Count: 282 | Published: Apr 6th 2008)
127: The Fun of Traveling to Miami
For vacation fun, there are not too many destinations that have more to offer than Miami, Florida. When it comes down to it, this city has quite a bit to offer both the young and old crowds. No matter
(Author: Donard Mcelory
| Word Count: 308 | Published: Apr 6th 2008)
128: Train Safety
Trains are a great addition to the Twin Cities in Minnesota, but like any moving vehicle, they come with warnings that must be observed. Make safety a priority on and around trains, so that adults and
(Author: Adam Wellington
| Word Count: 574 | Published: Apr 5th 2008)
129: Hiking the Legendary Lincoln Trail: A road trip back in time
The Lincoln trail is journey through the back doors of time that will reveal the life history of America's most celebrated hero, Abraham Lincoln; the man who steered America through the civil war. Driving the Lincoln trail through Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois you will find the background of the great President. Each of the three stops reveals the life and history of the legendary figure.
(Author: CindyB
| Word Count: 590 | Published: Apr 4th 2008)
130: Tenerife Vacations To Bounce Back For 2008
Tourists who have visited Tenerife will tell you some of the many reasons which made this tropical paradise the number one destination for Canary Island visitors for many years, before tourism numbers
(Author: Honor Arriciefe
| Word Count: 641 | Published: Apr 4th 2008)
131: Vacations Hit Reverse For Canary Island Lanzarote
Vacation destination Spain celebrated a good 2007 with islands like Menorca and Majorca doing well too - but all is not well in the Canary Islands it would appear from recently announced official vaca
(Author: Paul Ashton
| Word Count: 1338 | Published: Apr 4th 2008)
132: Portofino, Italy: “We present you a Old Winery in Genoa by know: "I Tre Merli."
We Portofino World Site, the official tourist site for Portofino in Italy, one of the eight wonders of the world, were a few nights ago for dinner from Three Merli, one of the most ancient Inns of Gen
(Author: Silvia Patti
| Word Count: 684 | Published: Apr 4th 2008)
133: Scottish Tourists Boost Euro 2008 Vacation Bookings
The winter in Scotland this year has been a long and cold one, so perhaps it should come as no surprise that more and more of them have been taking a winter holiday in warmer parts of Europe, helping
(Author: Michael Mahon
| Word Count: 619 | Published: Apr 4th 2008)
134: Canadian Ski Resorts Go Family Friendly
Well known ski resorts in Canada are planning to make their slopes more family friendly by removing all of their man-made snow jumps. This is good news to some, especially if your fellow skiers are bu
(Author: Paul la Vella
| Word Count: 643 | Published: Apr 3rd 2008)
135: City Breaks for the Brits in 2008
Spain is the most popular choice of holiday destinations for British citizens. While other destinations are growing in popularity at this time, Spain still remains at the forefront. In fact, among the
(Author: Michael Mahon
| Word Count: 483 | Published: Apr 3rd 2008)
136: Puerto Rico – your dream destination
Puerto Rico is the perfect place if you want to have the vacation of your life. Whether you are on a business trip or just for pleasure, Puerto Rico is the place you should choose as a trip destination. You will certainly not get bored when you’ll find yourself near the Caribbean shore surrounded by sandy beaches.
(Author: ClintJhonson
| Word Count: 585 | Published: Apr 2nd 2008)
137: Majorca - Top Destination For Summer 2008
The Spanish island of Majorca is the main island of the group that forms an archipelago called the Balearic Islands. Located in the Mediterranean off the east coast of the Spanish mainland, Majorca is
(Author: John Palma
| Word Count: 584 | Published: Apr 2nd 2008)
138: Regional Airports - Small Can Be Beautiful
In today's world where both airplanes and luxury ships are consistently boasting, 'bigger and better' it's refreshing to see things that aren't so concentrated on massive commercial growth and imperso
(Author: Honor Arriciefe
| Word Count: 522 | Published: Apr 2nd 2008)
139: Vive la Difference!
Paris has dozens of partner cities throughout the world, but only one other qualifies as its ‘sister city’ and that’s Rome. The two have a saying, ‘Only Paris is worthy of Rome, only Rome is worthy o
(Author: Andy Moreton
| Word Count: 394 | Published: Apr 2nd 2008)
140: Stay247.com Re-invents Discount Online Accommodation
In a short period of time Brisbane-based Australian accommodation provider stay247.com has become a serious competitor to other online groups. They plan to expand their business and consumer base even
(Author: Emma Baker
| Word Count: 495 | Published: Apr 1st 2008)
141: Celebrity Island - That's Majorca!
If holiday destinations could talk and name drop, Majorca could talk for hours...
The Spanish island is popular with celebrities, dignitaries, politicians and royalty. Native Spaniards have long been
(Author: John Palma
| Word Count: 494 | Published: Mar 31st 2008)
142: Malta Goes For The Youth Market
Tourist officials in Malta are beginning a push to change the face of its holidays industry.
It appears that its days of depending on the over sixty crowd to infuse outside Euros into its economy are
(Author: Michael Johnson
| Word Count: 565 | Published: Mar 30th 2008)
143: Tenerife Hotel To Offer Villa Holidays
For tourists undecided whether to take a traditional hotel vacation or splash out on a villa holiday, good news comes from one hotel on the island who has decided to offer the best of both worlds.
Fo
(Author: Honor Arriciefe
| Word Count: 507 | Published: Mar 24th 2008)
144: World of Flying Covers Aviation from a Pilot
Veteran aviation writer Dan Pimentel continues to grow his presence in the “blogosphere” with his aviation blog Av8rdan’s World of Flying, which takes a lighthearted look at general aviation, business
(Author: Dan Pimentel
| Word Count: 318 | Published: Mar 23rd 2008)
145: A look at the history of rail travel
Early railways are primarily wagonways, thought to have been created in Germany in the 1500s used for transporting coal primarily from mines, the rails were formed from wood, the only evidence of this
(Author: William Vicary
| Word Count: 239 | Published: Mar 22nd 2008)
146: Spain - Not Just For Beach Vacations
Spanish vacations are rapidly gaining popularity and appeal not just from Europe, but from visitors based in the US, Canada and further afield too - tourists from all over the world are discovering th
(Author: Paul Ashton
| Word Count: 577 | Published: Mar 22nd 2008)
147: Malta Vacations - Good Things Come In Little Packages!
Malta is a tiny country - an island - located in the Mediterranean Sea between North Africa and Europe.
Malta is a prime spot for holidaymakers because of her rich heritage and many enticing attract
(Author: Michael Johnson
| Word Count: 474 | Published: Mar 21st 2008)
148: Tourism Falls But Hotel Business Still Booming on Tenerife
Despite a report from the Gran Canaria Tourist Board that notes a slight decrease in tourism numbers in the Canaries last year, the Tenerife holidays and hotels industry is optimistic. So optimistic i
(Author: Santo Thomas
| Word Count: 562 | Published: Mar 21st 2008)
149: Kilimanjaro Climbs
CLIMBING KILIMANJARO.
Kilimanjaro can be trekked by using different routes. It is very important to have the skills and knowledge first before attempting to climb and conquer it. The mountain can be
(Author: Frederick Mlaponi
| Word Count: 1295 | Published: Mar 21st 2008)
150: The History of Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro is among the twenty six regions found in Tanzania, it contains many features but the most significance feature is Kilimanjaro Mountain. Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, it’s
(Author: Frederick Mlaponi
| Word Count: 955 | Published: Mar 21st 2008)
151: Kilimanjaro
INTRODUCTION:
Kilimanjaro is a first tallest mountain in Africa it is notably called “the roof of Africa”. It is one of the highest free standing Mountain in the World. It covers four square kms and
(Author: John Mansur
| Word Count: 1642 | Published: Mar 21st 2008)
152: Quality Service Can Beat Low Fares In 2008
After years of having little competition, Air Malta has had to contend with a host of rivals entering Malta's airspace in the lst two years and competing for the same passengers.
The number of people
(Author: Michael Johnson
| Word Count: 431 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
153: Spanish Costas Battle For 2008 Tourists
If geographic areas were attributed human characteristics, you might call the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca, Spain "frienemies." Not that the inhabitants of the two regions are hostile toward one an
(Author: Paul Ashton
| Word Count: 720 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
154: Stay247.com Reinvents Discount Accommodation
In a short period of time Brisbane-based Australian accommodation provider Stay 247.com has become a serious competitor to other online groups and plans to expand their business and consumer base even
(Author: Emma Baker
| Word Count: 219 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
155: Canary Islands - Hot For Summer 2008
The data is in, and many European and UK holiday makers aren't surprised...according to research done by a major travel company, the Canary Islands top the charts as a favourite winter holiday destina
(Author: John Palmer
| Word Count: 552 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
156: Villa Holidays - Just Right For A 2008 Family Vacation
Villa holidays might be an unfamiliar term for some, but the concept is becoming increasingly understood and used - the idea of villa holidays became mainstream in the 2006 movie "The Holiday," howeve
(Author: Michael Mahon
| Word Count: 720 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
157: Majorca International Boat Show 2008
If you can imagine floating on a yacht over the beautiful azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, sipping a cocktail off the coast of Spain...sound like a dream come true? A visit to Majorca this sprin
(Author: John Palma
| Word Count: 508 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
158: Low Cost Airline Boost For 2008 Skiing Vacations
Winter vacations in Europe have grown in popularity in recent years, and ski slopes are one of the major destinations for individuals on holiday during the cold months. Often the only thing stopping
(Author: Paul la Vella
| Word Count: 502 | Published: Mar 20th 2008)
159: Hassle free, Memorable and Fantasy Cruise Vacations
Day-in and Day-out a number of advertisements are coming out in leading magazines about cruise vacations to the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaska, Trans-Atlantic, the Bahamas etc. Cruise vacations to the romantic seaside, far-flung reaches of Europe, awe-inspiring blue ice destinations, world-class beaches, lush green rain forests.
(Author: spivey003
| Word Count: 527 | Published: Mar 19th 2008)
160: Lower Airfares Keeping Families Closer Together
It's easier - and cheaper - than ever for family members who live in different locations to get together these days. Though flight costs once impeded frequent get-togethers, they are now spurring fami
(Author: Michael Mahon
| Word Count: 608 | Published: Mar 18th 2008)
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