1984 Cessna Citation 650 for Lease

Par Avion Ltd. has a 1984 Cessna Citation available for lease. For more information click www.acmp.com

1986 Dassault Falcon 50 from Avpro

For only 3.4 million dollars, this 1986 Dassault Falcon 50 can be yours!

With a total number of hours flown only 9541 and 5852 landings, this plane is in mint condition. It has a luxuriously appointed interior.

For more information, contact Herbie Kane with Avpro. To read more about the Dassault Falcon line, read the article linked below:

http://aya-katz.hubpages.com/hub/Dassault-Falcon-7X

Lightweight hammock: Texsport La Paz Hammock and Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock

In your travels on inflatable boats, you will want to carry with you all the gear you need to set up a comfortable camp wherever you go ashore. One option is the Texsport La Paz hammock, featured in this video:

The other choice for those who want to travel extra light is Grand Trunk Ultralight hammock, featured below.

The Grand Trunk ultralight hammock only weights twelve ounces, but it can carry two hundred and fifty pounds. That is pretty amazing.

Read more about these hammocks on PubWages.

Public Sale of LearJet 45

Are you interested in bidding on a Learjet 45 that is going up for sale at public auction?

Only 1383 landings ever and very low time (2001 hours) make this a very attractive aircraft to bid on. Make your own offer. The interior is very good condition.

For more information, contact Avprojets.

Flying Home for the Holidays

Are you flying home for the holidays? Are you looking for the most economical flights. Search Farebuzz below to see if you can find something that is right for your budget.



   

 

   

   

   

 

 

   

   

   

 

 

   

   

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A Boat that Flies: Polaris Italy Flying boat

Do you like to sail and fly? Why settle for one or the other, when you can do both?

http://www.polarismotor.it/

Sea Eagle Paddle Ski Inflatable Kayak

In the song "Michael Row the Boat Ashore", the second verse starts like this: "Sister help to trim the sail." Listening to the song, we might begin to wonder exactly what kind of boat we are talking about: a row boat or a sail boat. But did you know that historically many boats and ships had both oars and sails?

Take the brigantine, for example. Originally, a small ship that used both oars and sails to propel itself through water, the brigantine became a favorite among the privateers of the Mediterranean. The word brigantine, in fact, derives from the Italian brigantino, which means "a brigand."

While there are no brigantines currently for sale, the Sea Eagle Paddle Ski uses both paddles and a sail.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22QkTlbxOKQ