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I purchased the Cessna 150 I learned to fly in. I still have it and have over 400 hours in good ole 175. Been to Oshkosh with it 3 times and going back this year as well. I have $8000 in my half.

I got to meet her in Oshkosh last year. I was very impressed.

I don't see any issues with linking this site to mine. Hopefully it will motivate others to do the same.

I hope you know TangoWhiskey that I was only using you as an example. I consider all to be my respected fellow aviator peers.

Yes, lets erase the whole post. I am sorry I even brought up the subject.

I don't want to be associated with you Tango Whiskey. How does that make feel? What if I said I don't agree with you but we are both intitled to our opinions. Which of these statements are polite and respectful? I only ask to be treated with respect. Telling me you want no association...

I am sorry, but being told that a person "does not want to be associated with my work", I take that in a negitve way. If poster had said, "I would prefer that you did not use my video on your website", I consider it to be be a polite way to say no. I mean come on folks. I am always getting...

May I use this video on my website? PM me, I would be grateful.

Bravo!!!

Here! Here! Dan. My thoughts exactly. There have been studies of kids today and the electronic world and they say the exact same thing. It amazes me how many people think this is a good thing. Research shows that it is exactly as you say.

The challenges we face today in getting the young to be involved with aviation is a daunting one. It’s hard enough to get them to put down their mobile phones and stop texting long enough to see the value in it. With XBOX 360 and Nintendo Wii we have even greater challenges. When we were...

I have your book on my "books" tab on my site. It links to your website. Check it out. www.youthinaviation.com David.

I know some have ready my first book "Dogs Don't Fly" could you please give me a review on Amazon? It would help a lot. David.

Good write up. I would like to read his book. Cool that you got to meet him. I was in OSH in 2009. Going back in 2010. Check out my website for pictures of my trip www.youthinaviation.com David.

I have a partner in my 150 who blows up at least 2 times a year. He is older and likes to chew me out like I was his kid. 99% of the time he is just a prick. On those occasions when he yells and gets in my face I give it back to him X2. I ain't taking any s**t from him, and he knows it. Every...

Sorry, I must look like an idiot spelling “site”, as “sight.” It's an easy mistake but annoying! If you don't know what I am talking about you may not have seen the word before I changed it. I would be eternally grateful if you could write a review here and on Amazon.

If you have enjoyed my book please give me a critique on this site and Amazon.

Don't forget the "Feats of Strength"

That would be great. Both our books have a unique way of telling the story of flying. Mine is juvenile fiction, yours is, well a combination of both fiction and I assume nonfiction. Your characters are well developed and your main character obviously has a lot of time on the stick.

It only costs a few dollars and the stories are wonderful. We need more aviaton books that focus on the joy and sometimes pain of being a pilot.