Links to other useful flying related websites....
Fly In California (www.flyincalifornia.com)- we have created a web site specifically for people who wish to come here to fly - whether it is timebuilding, adding a rating, learning to fly, or just fun flying.
AOPA Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (www.aopa.org)
Interested in Sport Pilot training and Light Sport Aircraft? See EAA's Sport Pilot Website (www.sportpilot.org)
Landings.com - everything about aviation. NEws, information, databases, forums, classified. Probably the biggest and most visited aviation web site - (www.landings.com)
AirNav provides free detailed aeronautical information on airports and navigational aids in the USA, and probably the most up to date fuel prices (www.airnav.com)
AVWeb the Internet's Aviation Magazine and News Service (www.avweb.com)
NAFI National Association of Flight Instructors (www.nafinet.org)
EAA - something for everyone with an interest in aviation and flying for fun. (www.eaa.org)
The Weather Undergound, has annoying popups, but has the best satellite pictures: http://www.wunderground.com/US/CA/San_Jose/KRHV.html
NOAA Aviation Weather Web site - http://aviationweather.noaa.gov/
Santa Clara Valley weather forecast from the National Weather Service - http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/total_forecast/index.php?wfo=mtr&zone=caz513&county=cac085
Bay Area rainfall radar loopfrom the top of Mount Umunhum (Needs Java) - http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=MUX&product=NCR&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
Aerial photography - see The 111th Aerial Photography Squadron
Pilot Getaways Magazine for more details on those trips you're planning (www.pilotgetaways.com)
American Bonanza Society, a must belong organization for all who are interested in the Beech Bonanza (www.bonanza.org) also a group of Bonanzas fly together to Osh every year - see www.b2osh.org
Interested in pictures and descriptions of places to fly to? I have written up a few, see: http://www.goodflying.com/flightlog/
Need an electronic logbook? I checked out a few and settled on Airlog Plus from Stanware (http://www.stanware.com/airlogplus.htm). Simple to use, and has all the extra columns and data fields useful to a flight instructor. Stan also has a great Zulu clock for your PC, and a nifty Weight and Balance program.
Dynamic propeller balancing? We did all our airplanes after doing just one as a trial run. Makes a great difference. See http://www.balancemyprop.com
Reid Hillview Airport Association (RHVAA) - http://www.rhvaa.org/
Santa Clara County Airmen Association (SCCAA) - http://www.sccaa.com/
South County Airport Pilots Association (SCAPA) - http://www.southcountypilots.org/
Coalition for Responsible Airport MAnagement and Policy (CRAMP) - http://www.cramp.org/
Come and fly with us in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area of California. Our flight school is located at Reid Hillview airport in San Jose (KRHV), at the south end of San Francisco Bay and we offer ground and flight training for sport pilot, private pilot, commercial pilot, instrument rating, CFI (certified flight instructor), tailwheel, acrobatics, and multi engine certificates and ratings.