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From: bam@sdchema.UUCP (Bret Marquis)
Newsgroups: net.aviation
Subject: Re: Crash/accident talk
Message-ID: <498@sdchema.sdchema.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 9-Dec-85 02:46:52 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec  9 02:46:52 1985
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Reply-To: bam@sdchema.UUCP (Bret Marquis)
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While discussing reports of accidents, the best and most in depth coverage
of accidents and incidents that I've found is in a biweekly magazine
called 'Aviation Safety'.  This somewhat expensive but commercial
free publication is written entirely by and for pilots.  They take
the NTSB findings and the results of their own independent investigations
and provide a (relatively) unbiased and factual accounting of what
happened.  Similiar to and with far more detail than the
"Aftermath" column in Flying Magazine.

While 80% of Flying Magazine's audience is directed at non flying 'executives'
Aviation Safety is geared directly to Pilots.  Definitely *not* a magazine 
I would leave around the house for my non rated passengers to read.

For more info:

Aviation Safety
PO Box 958
Farmingdale, NY
11737


Bret Marquis
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