Greetings,
I am an active member
of AOPA Canada (COPA) and I am writing to you to
introduce air safari tours offered by our company.
Many pilots, and
possibly many of your members, are looking for new
ways to enjoy flying and for new destinations. In
response to this demand, we have developed a number
of self-fly tours in Australia. We are also developing
tours in Thailand
and
Canada.
Please visit our
website at
www.airsafarisint.com for more information
We also develop
customized tours for groups of 8 or more and would
be happy to work with your members to create a
unique trip.
Could you please tell
your members about our website and our tours in your
next newsletter or general email communication?
If you have any
questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you and best
regards,
Clare McEwan
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 Effective from 10/6/2005, Aegean
Airlines offers to all members of AOPA Hellas as well as the
international members of IAOPA, a fare discount of 15% in all of its
available destinations at the moment of reservation.
The discount will be in applied in all fares
without exception, economy class, business class, even when special
offers in effect. Airport taxes and extra charges of any form are not
included in the offer. The offer is valid only upon IAOPA Member Card
illustration. Reservations, ticket issues, canceling, payments and
refunds rely on Aegean Airlines general policy. Please be informed.
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Single room, breakfast and taxes
included : only 50 Euro
Double room, breakfasts and
taxes included: only 60 Euro,
when presenting your AOPA Crew
Card.
Best regards,
Blazej Krupa
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Dear
Pilots,
You probably wish, you
could have the same price. Avgas 100LL starting 0,66
Euro/l in Wroclaw -EPWR
Prices at local aeroclub
airfields are also under 1 Euro (pls
check for availability).
Why not to fly here?
Best regards,
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AOPA MEMBERS ARE FIRST TO GET THE DETAILS ON NEW HONDAJET
 AOPA
members will be the first to learn the in-depth details of the
much-talked-about-but-never-seen HondaJet, a twin-engine business jet in
development by Honda for more than a decade. The unusual airplane is the
cover story of the August issue of AOPA Pilot, which is in the
mail this week to AOPA members worldwide. AOPA Pilot
Editor-in-Chief Tom Haines was given an exclusive interview with the
jet's designer, Michimasa Fujino. During the interview, Fujino described
the airplane's unique laminar-flow nose, the radical over-the-wing
engine mounting system that most others said couldn't be done, and the
Honda-developed and patented natural laminar flow wing design. The
airplane is powered by a pair of Honda HF-118 engines, which are being
certificated under an agreement with General Electric. Honda has not yet
made a decision to manufacture the HondaJet but may do so within a few
months. The airplane is scheduled to make a brief, three-hour visit at
Oshkosh next Thursday, July 28. But AOPA members can
read all about the airplane—now—online.
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