10. Fuel purchases:
(a) All fuel purchases must be made in the name of Sky Roamers in order to obtain a gas tax refund.
(b) Members will be reimbursed for gasoline purchased in their own name (cash or personal credit card) at the maximum rate of $.36 per gal.
(c) Any gasoline purchased out of the State of California, the member will be assessed all charges over $.42 per gal.
(d) Oil and other services will be reimbursed at cost.
(e) Storage costs incurred by a member away from Sky Roamers home airport are to be absorbed by the member.
(f) Any expense statements shall be turned in promptly with the remittance for the period involved.
11. Any person who becomes a shareholder in Sky Roamers must pay dues and minimum flight time for the group in which he is a shareholder for a minimum of six (6) months from date of acceptance as a shareholder.
12. Any member that is a shareholder in a group and advances to a higher group must remain in the higher group for a minimum period of six (6) months from date of move up. (Example: Group 1 to Group II or to Group III, etc.)
13. The dues to be paid by an associate member are fixed by the Board of Directors at $2.00 per month.
14. Sky Roamers aircraft shall not be used by any member for commercial operation or for personal gain. No member may offer transportation to a non-member for a profit.
A member may accept an offer to share the cost of a flight made for a common interest. Particular care must be taken that it cannot in any way be construed as a charter operation. A member may use Sky Roamers aircraft for personal transportation, for pleasure, in his business, or for his employer.
SECTION VIII GENERAL SAFETY RULES:
.. Always hgure the density altitude when the temperature is above 70° F. Remember density altitude starts at sea level.
2. Any runway under 3,000 It. in length or over 3,000 ft. altitude is restricted to Sky Roamer members' use, unless the member has been checked out to do so by a Sky Roamer designated flight instructor.
3. No member shall land or take off at any airport if the altitude of the airport is greater than the length of the runway, unless the member has been checked out to do so by a Sky Roamer designated flight instructor.
(Example: Altitude of airport--5,500 ft.
Airport runway length-4,500 ft.)
4. The only exception to two (2) and three (3) above is in the case of an emergency.
5. No Sky Roamer member may take off or land when Special VFR conditions exist unless he has been checked out to do so by a Sky Roamer designated flight instructor.
6. Always know your limitations when flying an aircraft under wind and weather conditions.
7. Remember to always do a 180° or go around if there is the slightest doubt in your mind.
8. All flights into Mexico, Canada and Alaska must be approved by the Sky Roamers office.
9. Recognize and operate within the limitations of the aircraft you are Aying.
10. Don't be talked into or take unnecessary risks because of pressing time.
11. NEVER land at an UNCONTROLLED airport without FIRST looking over the runway thoroughly for runway condition, wind direction and velocity. Keep your EYES OPEN for other aircraft in the area.
12. First, last and always THINK safety and use good judgment in your flying techniques.
NOTE:
These operating rules and regulations are designed to aid in the systematic and equitable utilization of Sky Roamers aircraft. They are also designed to help each member have many enjoyable and safe hours of flying.
The operating rules are formulated by the Sky Roamers Board of Directors as provided in the By-Laws and will remain in effect until revised rules are published.
SKY ROAMERS AIR TRAVEL, INC.
RULES AND REGULATIONS EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1965 The undersigned Sky Roamer member acknowledges the receipt of the current Sky Roamers operating rules and regulations and agrees to be bound by their conditions and provisions and also acknowledges that he has read the rules and understands their purpose and intent.
Dated this_ _Day of_ 19 Signed * Return This Acknowledgement Sheet To Sky Roamers Office.
APPENDIX C
SKY ROAMERS FLYING CLUB
BY-LAWS
ARTICLE I The name of this Corporation, as provided by its Articles of Incorporation, shall be "Sky Roamers".
ARTICLE II The purpose of this Corporation (hereinafter called the "Club") shall be to own and maintain aircraft suitable for operation and use by its members for business, personal pleasure, or instruction flights; to encourage and enable its members to improve their flying skill; to promote and advance the use of private aircraft; to provide through its operation and maintenance of its aircraft the most economical flying facilities possible for its members; and to engage in such other ventures, activities, or business for the benefit of the Club and of its members as are permitted by the Articles of Incorporation of the Club.
ARTICLE III
BOARD OF DIRECTORS A. Exercise of Corporate Powers Subject to the limitations of the Corporation's Code of the State of California as to action which shall be authorized or approved by the members, all corporate powers shall be exercised by or under authority of, and the business and affairs of the Club shall be controlled by a Board of seven (7) Directors, except that the Board shall not incur indebtedness exceeding 50% of the capital worth. The number stated herein shall constitute the authorized number of Directors until changed by an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation or by an amendment to these By-Laws, only adopted by the votes or written assent of the members entitled to exercise a majority of the voting power of the Club.
B. Election and Tenure of Office Directors, elected or appointed as provided herein shall hold office for a term of one (1) year, or until their successors are elected.
The Directors authorized by this Article shall be elected by secret ballot vote of the membership during the month of June of each year.
At least thirty (30) days prior to the election period, a Nominating Committee shall be appointed by the President. This Committee shall nominate ten (10) candidates for election to the Board. In addition, 49
at a membership meeting which shall be held prior to the election, members shall be permitted to nominate candidates from the floor of the meeting. The names of all candidates shall then be placed on the ballot.
Members shall vote for seven (7) Directors and the seven candidates receiving the highest number of votes shall be elected.
C. Vacancies A vacancy in the Board of Directors exists in the event of (a) the death, resignation or removal of any Director; (b) an increase in the authorized number of Directors; (c) the failure of the members to elect the authorized number of Directors in the annual election.
Vacancies may be filled by a majority of the remaining Directors, or by a sole remaining Director. Each Director so appointed shall hold office until his successor is elected.
D. Removal of Directors The entire Board of Directors or any individual Director may be removed from office by a majority vote of the members. However, unless the entire Board is removed, an individual Director shall not be removed if the number of votes against the resolution for removal exceeds the quotient arrived at when the total number of members entitled to vote is divided by one plus the authorized number of Directors.
E. Meetings Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held at any place within or without the State which may be designated by resolution of the Board or by written consent of the members of the Board. Regular meetings shall be held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:30 o'clock Special meetings of the Board shall be called by the President, or if he is absent, or is unable, or refuses to act, by the Vice President, or Secretary-Treasurer, or by any two Directors. Written notice of special meetings shall be given by mail or delivered personally to each Director at least three days before the meeting. Notice of special meetings need not be given if written consent of the Directors is obtained.
Notice of regular meetings is dispensed with.
to all Directors and in the manner required by law and by these By-Laws.
F. Waiver of Notice of Directors' Meeting The transactions of any meeting of the Board, regardless of how called or noticed, are valid, if a quorum is present, and if each of the Directors not present signs a waiver of notice, a consent to the meeting, or an approval of the minutes of the meeting.
G. Quorum A majority of the authorized number of Directors constitutes a quorum of the Board for the transaction of business. Every act done or decision made or resolution passed by the majority of the Directors present at a meeting duly held at which a quorum is present is the act of the Board of Directors.
H. Compensation for Directors Each member of the Board of Directors shall be paid a sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each regular monthly meeting attended. There shall be no compensation for special meetings.
ARTICLE IV
OFFICERS A. In General The officers of this Club shall be a President, Vice-President and a Secretary-Treasurer.
B. Election of Officers Officers shall be chosen annually by the Board of Directors at the first meeting after the annual election of the Board. Each officer shall hold office until his successor is elected or until he shall resign or be removed.
The Board of Directors shall within a reasonable time after any of the offices becomes vacant for any reason, elect a successor who shall hold office for the unexpired term or until his successor is elected.
C. Removal of Officers Any officer is subject to removal by the Board of Directors with or without cause by a majority vote of the Directors when in office at any meeting of the Board of Directors, regular or special.
D. Duties of Officers
1. President The President shall preside at all meetings of the Club and of the Board of Directors. He shall sign with the Secretary-Treasurer in the name of the Club all contracts, certificates, notes or other documents affecting the business of or in any way binding upon the Club. He shall coordinate the activities of the Club and promote the general welfare of the organization.
In the absence or disability of the Secretary-Treasurer, the President shall be vested with the powers of his office and shall perform all of his duties.
2. Vice-President The Vice-President shall perform the duties of the President in his absence or disability and in such event shall be vested with all of his powers.
3. Secretary-Treasurer The Secretary-Treasurer shall act as Club General Manager. He shall be the chief executive officer of the Club and shall exercise general supervision of the business affairs and property of the Club.
He shall, subject to the advice and control of the Board of Directors, direct and manage the affairs, business property and employees ot the Club; handle all correspondence; maintain adequate and correct accounts of the properties and business transactions, including accounts of its assets, liabilities receipts, disbursements, gains, losses, capital surplus and membership certificates.
The Secretary-Treasurer shall keep a book of minutes of meetings
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of the Board of Directors or members and shall keep a register of the members of the Club.
The books and records shall be open to inspection by the Directors or by any member at any reasonable time.
He shall further be responsible for the payment of all Club obligations, for the collection of dues, assessments, and flight time payments and shall keep or cause to be kept the Engine and Aircraft Logs of all planes owned or operated by the Club.
4. Salaries of Officers The Board of Directors shall, from time to time, fix the salaries, if any, of the officers, agents or employees of the Club.
ARTICLE V
MEMBERSHIP A. Authorized Membership Membership in the Club shall be limited to the number of members fixed and authorized by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall, from time to time, determine by resolution duly adopted, the number of memberships authorized in the Club. The existing memberships shall be notified of the resolution of the Board, the number of memberships outstanding, and the number and classes of memberships to be offered for sale.
B. Classes of Membership (Determined by types of aircraft owned by the Club.)
C. Qualification and Eligibility for Membership Members must be of good moral character, responsible, and financially able to meet the obligations of the Club. They must possess or have the ability to procure all licenses, certificates or permits required by any Governmental agency for the operation of aircraft.
Membership shall be obtained only through the unanimous approval of the Board of Directors who shall be empowered to fix and determine conditions and requirements of membership.
D. Ownership of Assets and Rights Upon Dissolution Each member shall be deemed to own a share of the assets of the Club based in proportion to the class of membership held and to the total number of members. Upon the winding up or dissolution of the Club, the assets shall be divided in accordance with the proportionate shares held by the members at the time of dissolution.
E. Membership Certificates-Transferability Each member shall be issued a certificate in such form as shall be determined by the Board of Directors.
No membership, or certificate of membership, shall be transferred, sold, pledged, assigned, bailed, alienated or hypothecated except as hereinafter provided.
F. Termination of Membership-Voluntary Membership may be sold or transferred by a member if, and only if, the individual purchasing or receiving the membership is unanimously 52
approved by the Board of Directors. Until approval of sale or transfer is obtained, the member remains subject to all obligations of membership.
Members may authorize the Board of Directors to sell their memberships.
In such case, a charge of five percent (5%) shall be levied for expenses of selling.
The Board shall not approve or consent to voluntary sale or transfer if the member is indebted or obligated to the Club.
G. Termination of Membership-Involuntary The Board of Directors may terminate any membership, with or without cause. Upon such termination, the value of the membership held shall be returned to the terminated member, and thereafter, such terminated member shall have no recourse whatsoever against the Corporation, its assets, members, officers, agents, or employees.
If at the time of termination a member is indebted or obligated to the Club, the amount of indebtedness or obligation shall be withheld from the member's share.
H. Membership Dues, Charges and Assessments
1. Each member shall be assessed monthly dues as fixed by the Board of Directors.
2. Charges Members shall be charged monthly for time flown at hourly rates fixed by the Board of Directors, which rates shall be adequate to cover all operating expenses, maintenance, depreciation, insurance and other fixed charges not covered by the monthly dues.
3. Assessments Special assessments of members may be made by the Board of Directors in unusual or extreme circumstances.
4. Payment Dues, charges and assessments are payable upon rendering of an account, and become delinquent upon the fifteenth (15) day of the month following.
5. Penalties--Inactive Status-Termination A penalty shall be imposed as one percent (1%) per month of the balance in a member's account unpaid by the 25th day of the month following the close of the month for which the statement is submitted.
The Board of Directors shall have the authority to declare a delinquent member inactive and deny him use of Club aircraft or to involuntarily terminate such delinquent membership as provided in Paragraph G of this Article.
I. Associate Membership.
The privilege of associate membership is extended to the spouse of a member. An associate member is subject to all of the obligations of membership and may exercise all of the privileges thereof, except that an associate member may not vote and owns no share or ownership interest.
Associate membership is a privilege which may be granted by and is revoked by the Board of Directors at their sole discretion.
ARTICLE VI
LIABILITY OF MEMBERS A. Insurance The Club, shall at all times, cover all aircraft with hull insurance against ground and flight damage, and shall carry property damage and public liability insurance to protect the Club as a corporation and the members against liability, actions, suits for damages or judgments of third persons or members. The insurance shall be adequate in the judgment of the Board of Directors.
B. Damage to Aircraft The individual member shall be responsible for the safe operation of the Club aircraft. In the event of damage to a Club aircraft, its engine or equipment, which damage is proximately caused by act or omission of the member, such member shall be liable for the damage sustained and may be assessed the uninsured, nonreimbursable cost of repair or replacement, not to exceed, however, the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00).
C. Accident Investigation Board In the event of accident, damage, destruction or loss of Club aircraft, engine or equipment, for which liability may be assessed under Paragraph B of this Article, the Board of Directors shall appoint an Accident Investigation Board of three members. This Board shall then investigate and report its findings of fact and recommendations to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall then take whatever action is deemed appropriate under Paragraph B or D of this Article.
D. Liability for Gross Negligence, Wilful Violation of Law and Flight Under the Influence of Intoxicants or Drugs In the event that any member be found by the Accident Investigation Board to have caused loss, damage, destruction or injury to the Club or to its aircraft, engines or equipment through or by reason of gross negligence, of wilful violation of any law, regulation or rule of the Federal Government, of any state, or of the Club, or while under the influence of intoxicating liquors or drugs, the member or his estate will be held liable for all such loss, damage, destruction or injury. The limitation of liability set forth in Paragraph B of this Article will not be applicable in such event.
E. Limits of Liability
ARTICLE VII
EQUIPMENT The Club shall be authorized to own, lease, rent, or charter aircraft for operation by Club members. Aircraft shall be suitable and adequate for training and cross-country operation and shall be equipped with instruments, navigational aids and other equipment as may be deemed advisable.
The number, types, and equipment of aircraft shall be determined by the Board of Directors.
Aircraft, engines and equipment shall be maintained by competent A and P facilities and the standard of maintenance shall be at least equal to that required of commercial operators by the FAA.
ARTICLE VIII
MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS Meetings of the members shall be held at least every three months or more frequently if desirable or necessary.
Notice of meetings shall be given by mail at least one week prior to the meeting date.
The President or the Board of Directors shall be required to call a meeting at the written request of three or more members.
ARTICLE IX
QUORUM AND VOTING RIGHTS A majority of the membership other than members declared inactive shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at meetings.
Except as otherwise provided in these By-Laws, a majority of the members present at any meeting at which a quorum is present may take action on any matter. Each member shall be entitled to one vote.
ARTICLE X
AMENDMENTS TO BY-LAWS By-Laws of the Corporation may be adopted, amended or repealed by the vote or written assent of a majority of all of the members of the Corporation.
ARTICLE XI
PRINCIPAL OFFICE The principal office of the Club shall be established and maintained in the County of Los Angeles, State of California, at a location designated by the Board of Directors.
ARTICLE XII
FISCAL YEAR The fiscal year of the Club shall be the year ending June 30th.
APPENDIX D
GENERAL AVIATION DISTRICT OFFICES ALABAMA-Birmingham 35206: Muni. Arpt. Wichita 67209: Flight Standards Bldg., Muni.
6500-43rd Ave., North; Tel. 592-6371 Arpt.; Tel. WH 3-3244 ALASKA-Anchorage 99504: Safeway Hangar, Merrill Fld., 1714 E. 4th Ave.; Tel. 272-1324 KENTUCKY-Louisville 40205: Admin. Bldg., Bowman Fld.; Tel. 451-2930 ARIZONA-Phoenix 85034: 2800 Sky Harbor Blvd., Sky Harbor Arpt.; Tel. 261-4238 ARKANSAS-Little Rock 72202: Terminal Annex Bldg., Adams Fld.; Tel. FR 2-3437 CALIFORNIA-Fresno 93727: FAA Bldg., Suite 1-B, Fresno Air Terminal; Tel. 251-6056 Long Beach 90806: Muni. Arpt., Spring St.; Tel. 426-7134 Los Angeles: Suite 3, Muni. Arpt., 3200 Airport Ave., Santa Monica, Calif. 90405; Tel.
Oakland 94614: Box 2397, Oakland Intl. Arpt.;
Tel. 638-5711 Ontario 91761: Admin. Bldg. Annex, Intl.
Arpt.; Tel. 984-2411 Sacramento 95822: Muni. Arpt.; Tel. 449-3169 San Diego 92101: Lindbergh Fld., 3110 Goddard Way; Tel. 293-5280 Van Nuys 91406: Van Nuys Arpt., 16700 Roscoc Blvd.; Tel. ST 5-8624 COLORADO-Denver: FAA Bldg., Jefferson Co.
Arpt., Broomfield, Colo. 80020; Tel. 466-7326 FLORIDA-Jacksonville 32201, P.O. Box 1527;
Tel. 354-7111 Miami: Bldg. 121, Opa Locka Arpt., P.O. Box 365, Opa Locka, Fla. 33054 Tel. 681-7431 St. Petersburg 33732: St. Petersburg-Clearwater LOUISIANA-New Orleans 70126: Rm. 227 Admin.
Bldg., New Orleans Lakefront Arpt.; Tel.
944-6706 Shreveport 71107: Rm. 202, Admin. Bldg., Downtown Arpt.; Tel. 422-8379 MAINE-Portland: 04102: 974 Westbrook St.;
Tel. 774-1452 MARYLAND-Baltimore 21240: Friendship Intl.
Arpt.: Tel. SO 1-2610 MASSACHUSETTS-Norwood 02062: Muni. Arpt.;
Tel. 762-2436 Westfield 01085: Ist Floor, Terminal Bldg., Barnes-Westfield Muni. Arpt., P.O. Box 544;
Tel. 568-8691 MICHIGAN-Detroit: Flight Standards Bldg., Wilow Run Arpt.; Ypsilanti, Mich. 48197;
Tel. 483-1226 Grand Rapids 49508: Kent Co. Arpt., 5500- 44th St., S.E.; Tel. 949-5370 MINNESOTA-Minneapolis 55450: Wold-Chamber- Jain Arpt., 6301-34th Ave., South; Tel. PA 2-7301 MISSISSIPPI-Jackson 39208: P.O. Box 5855, Pearl Station; Tel. 939-5231 MISSOURI-St. Louis: 9275 Genaire Dr., Berkeley, Mo. 63134; Tel. PE 1-0930 Arpt.; Tel. 526-3182 MONTANA-Billings 59101: Rm. 205, Admin.
GEORGIA Atlanta 30336: FAA Bldg., Fulton Bldg., Billings-Logan Fld.; Tel. 245-7910 Co. Arpt.; Tel. 344-3033 Helena 59601: Box 1167; Tel. 442-4230 HAWAII Terminal -Honolulu 96819: Rm. 715, John Rodgers Bldg., Honolulu Intl. Arpt.; Tel. NEBRASKA-Lincoln 68524: Gen. Aviation Bldg., Lincoln Muni. Arpt.; Tel. 475-3555 814-829 NEVADA-Reno 89502: Rm. 234, Terminal Bldg., Reno Muni. Arpt.; Tel. 784-5321 IDAHO-Boise 83705: 3113 Arpt. Way, 'Tel.
NEW JERSEY-Teterboro 07608: Teterboro Air 342-2711 Terminal, 510 Industrial Ave.; Tel. AT 8-1745 ILLINOIS- Chicago: P.O. Box 337, DuPage Co.
NEW MEXICO-Albuquerque 87119: FAA/WB Arpt., West Chicago 67205; Tel. 584-4490 Bldg., P.O. Box 9045, Sunport Station; Tel.
Springfield 67205: P.O. Box 197; Tel. 525-4238 247-0156 INDIANA- -Indianapolis 46241: FAA Bldg. #1, NEW YORK-Albany 12211: Albany Co. Arpt.;
Muni. Arpt.; Tel. CH 4-2473 Tel. UN 9-8482 South Bend 46628: St. Joseph Co. Arpt.: Lindenhurst 11757: Zahns Arpt., North Well- Tel. CE 2-5843 wood Ave.; Tel. TU 8-1440 IOWA-Des Moines 50321: Rm. 132, Admin. Rochester 14624: Hangar #3, Rochester-Monroe Bldg., Muni. Arpt.; Tel. 284-4094 Co. Arpt.; Tel. BE 5-3438 KANSAS- -Kansas City 66115: 2nd Flr., Admin. NORTH CAROLINA-Charlotte 28208: FAA Bldg., Bldg., Fairfax Arpt.; Tel. 374-3767 Muni. Arpt.; Tel. 392-3214 57
Raleigh 27602: Admin. Bldg., Raleigh-Durham Arpt.; P.O. Box 1858; Tel. 787-4707 NORTH DAKOTA-Fargo 58102: Admin. Bldg., Hector Fld., P.O. Box 2128; Tel. 237-5191 OHIO-Cincinnati 45226: Hangar #, Lunken Arpt.; Tel. 321-7171 Cleveland 44135: Cleveland-Hopkins Arpt., S-21 ;
Tel. 267-0220 Columbus 43219: Rm. 214, Admin Bldg., Port Columbus Arpt., 17th & James Rd.; Tel.
221-2104 OKLAHOMA-Oklahoma City: FAA Bldg., Wiley Post Arpt., Bethany, Okla. 73008; Tel. SU 9-5220 Tulsa 74115: Business Aircraft Terminal Bldg., Suite 104, Tu'sa Intl. Arpt.; Tel. 835-7619 OREGON-Portland 97218: 5410 N.E. Marine Dr.;
Tel. AT 8-5846 PENNSYLVANIA-Allentown 18103: Allentown- Bethlehem-Easton Arpt.; Tel. 264-2888 Harrisburg: Rm. 201, Admin. Bldg., Harrisburg-York State Arpt., New Cumberland, Pa.
17070; Tel. 234-0191 Philadelphia 19136: Admin. Bldg., North Philadelphia Arpt.; Tel. OR 3-0250 Pitisburgh: Allegheny Co. Arpt., West Miffin, Pa. 15122; Tel. 461-2726 SOUTH CAROLINA-Columbia: 534 Knox Abbott Dr., Cayce, S. C. 29033; Tel. 254-0391 SOUTH DAKOTA-Rapid City 57705: Muni. Arpt., R.F.D. #2, Box 633B; Tel. 342-3738 TENNESSEE-Memphis 38130: Metropolitan Arpt., P.O. Box 30050; Tel. 398-2353 Nashville 37217: 303 Doyle Terminal, Metropolitan Arpt.; Tel. 255-7791 TEXAS-Dallas 75235: 3323 Grove St.; Tel. FL 2-8453 El Paso 79925: Rm. 202, FAA Bldg., 6795 Convair Rd.; Tel. 778-6389 Fort Worth 76101: P.O. Box 1685; Meacham Fld.; Tel. MA 4-1184 Houston 77060: P.O. Box 60158, Wm. P.
Hobby Arpt.; Tel. OL 4-6557 Lubbock 79471: P.O. Box 5247, Muni. Arpt.;
Tel. PO 2-0335 San Antonio 78216: Rm. 201, Executive Aircraft Terminal, Executive Terminal Dr., Intl.
Arpt.; Tel. TA 6-2355 UTAH-Salt Lake City 84116: 205 North 23rd, West, Rm. 105; Tel. 524-4247 VIRGINIA-Richmond: Byrd Fld., Sandston, Va.
23150; Tel. RE 7-8256 WASHINGTON-Seattle 98108: Rm. 104, FAA Bldg., Boeing Fld.; Tel. 583- 0111 Spokane 99211: Box 247, Parkwater Station;
Tel. 838-3361 WISCONSIN-Milwaukee 53207: General Mitchell Fld.; Tel. SH 4-9202 WYOMING-Cheyenne 82002: P.O. Box 2166, 4101 Evans Ave.; Tel. 634-2652 58
APPENDIX E
LIST OF FILMS OF INTEREST TO
FLYING CLUB MEMBERS The following list of films produced by the Federal Aviation Administration are of interest to persons interested in private flying. The FAA General Aviation District Office nearest you will have information on any new films as they become available. (See Appendix D for list of GADO's).
Any of the following films may be borrowed from the Film Library, AC-921, Federal Aviation Administration Academy, P.O. Box 25802, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125. Allow three weeks for delivery. Postage is prepaid both ways. Films should be returned on or before due date shown on card attached to film.
Flying Clubs-(F4-705)-This film provides background and guidance for a group of persons planning to form a flying club. It covers the advantages of flying clubs, how to organize, how to get members, purchasing and/or leasing equipment, relations with the fixed base operator and many other important areas. Color. 20 Min.
Plane Sense-(FA-807) -A film to acquaint and benefit the prospective pilot and airplane owner with the fundamentals of owning and operating an airplane. It offers hints about buying a used aircraft, outlines responsibilities in maintaining and recording the maintenance of the aircraft and engine, shows how to keep abreast of current FAA regulations concerning the operation and maintenance of an airplane. FAA Production, 28 min., color, 1968 Charlie (FA-618)-As the narrator of this dramatic presentation says, 'People do drink and fly, and they do get away with it. Dr. Charlie Preston works hard but he also knows when to let up. And, like a lot of us, he does enjoy a drink. The fact is that a man's judgment is changed by alcoholeven a little of it." For general aviation pilots. Color. 22 Min. 1967.
Density Altitude (FA-603)-This film accompanies a young couple on a cross-country flight from New Orleans through the Rockies and the High Sierras. It dramatizes the effects of high altitude and temperature on light aircraft and demonstrates how pilots should operate under density altitude conditions. Color. 29 Min. 1966.
Wake Turbulence (FA-610)-Depicts how vortices wake turbulence is formed, the hazards it presents to aircraft-particularly those in the process of landing or taking off and suggests techniques in avoiding the effects of this phenomena.
How An Airplane Flies-(FA-703)-A smoke tunnel orientation and live photographs provide the viewer with an understanding of basic aero- 59