Warbird Alley: Privately-owned, vintage, ex-military aircraft

Time 2020-09-19 22:06:01

Web Name: Warbird Alley: Privately-owned, vintage, ex-military aircraft

WebSite: http://www.warbirdalley.com

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We appreciate all donations immensely! 100% of all contributions go directly to operating WarbirdAlley.com. An extensive reference source about airworthy, privately-owned, ex-military aircraft. Whether you're a warbird owner, pilot, mechanic, restorer, crewmember, collector or history enthusiast, there's something here for you. We're constantly updating the information on this site, so check back often for new material. Flight Simulator Store: Many of our readers have told us they enjoy flight simulators, and we have to admit they can be really fun and educational. We now offer a growing selection of flight sim hardware and software that you can fly at home! Check it out. Our bookstore features all new great stuff, including DVDs! How to Support Warbird Alley With Hardly Any Effort: If you shop on Amazon.com, you can financially support our website with no extra money out of your pocket! All you have to do is click on the button below (or any of our book links) to go to Amazon. If you make a purchase there, a percentage of that sale will help Warbird Alley grow and improve. Thank you very much for your support! Go to Amazon Visit our Pilot Resources page. Our Pilot Resources page contains useful flight planning resources, forms, and other online information specifically for U.S.-based pilots and aircraft owners/operators. We hope you'll bookmark it in your browser, and use it often!March/April 2020 edition of the FAA Safety Briefing magazine is now available, either as a PDF download or in a print version. It's free, and it's a very good publication. We recommend it! Cockpit Photos: We're adding a cockpit photos to many of the aircraft profiles pages. The small thumbnails will enlarge to full-size when you click on them.If you have large, clear, well-lit photos of warbird cockpits, we would appreciate your submissions! Send your cockpit photos to editor@warbirdalley.com, and we'll get them posted. Thanks! (Latest additions: Tiger Moth, L-16, L-39, and T-38.) Note: If you cannot see the video above, it may be because Flash video (or video streaming in general) is not installed or enabled on your computer, or because your administrator or your government has blocked certain video capabilities on your system. We're pleased to feature the work of noted aviation photographer Max Haynes. Visit his site for more! What's it like to fly your airplane? Send us your first-person pilot report (1000+ words) about a warbird you've flown as a pilot, and we'll add your report to our site so others can enjoy it. Please see our Submissions page. Publish Your Photos! We encourage you to submit high-quality warbird photos that you'd like to share with others. Please see our Submissions page. is a registered trademark. All content Copyright 2020 by The Doublestar Group, except where noted.This site is not directly affiliated with any major aviation or warbird organization. We are supported by affiliate partnerships with a select group of aviation retailers and related businesses, but mostly through the generous donations of our readers! We never collect, sell or distribute e-mail addresses or personal information. This site does not use cookies, but it is possible that our advertisers may use them without our knowledge. Some photos occasionally come to us with no attribution attached, but we are committed to giving proper credit to those who deserve it. If you believe you deserve credit for any photographs on this site, we urge you to inform us. Comments and submissions are always welcome. This site is for your enjoyment and education about warbirds, so enjoy and learn! Recognized by:

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