Greater St. Louis Chapter of the 99s

Aviation Links

St. Louis EAA Chapter 32

Government Organizations

St Louis FSDO (or Hi, I'm from the FAA and I'm here to help)
Missouri Department of Transportation (They build new Airports)
NTSB
Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (Formerly known as FARs) Chapters I and III for those who need to brush up or settle hanger flying arguments. (Thanks to Aeroplanner.com)
Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) Officaial Guide to Basic Flight Information and ATC Procedures. (Thanks to Aeroplanner.com)

Weather Sites

DUATS Get Current Weather, Plan a Trip and File a Flight Plan....For Free
Local Weather, Weather Service, Local Forecast
St. Louis Radar
AeroPlanner.com provides pilots the best planning tools and data available on the internet. View all NOS sectional charts online, query FAA navigation databases, plot routes based on airports and navaids, and print tripticks and store log information all online. Set up a free account, and see how we are bringing electronic charting systems to the Internet.
Automated Weather SensorsAWOS and ASOS. Automated Weather Sensors provide current weather information at airports. They operate around the clock, provide minute-to-minute updates and assist in improving aviation safety and efficiency. Automated systems play a major role in weather forecasts and warnings.
Aviation Weather Center at NOAA Official Forecast Products - Standard Weather Briefing. Including Current Conditions and METARs (by ICAO identifiers and Plain English!)
Aviationweather.com Aviation weather, flying weather, pilots, planes, TAF's , airmets, sigmets, radar, images, maps.
AirNav provides free detailed aeronautical information on airports and navigational aids in the USA. We offer some fast database searches, allowing the pilot to retrieve information which may assist in flight planning. It's also useful for some hangar flying on those days when the weather or the checkbook keep you on the ground.
Weather Information Information courtesy of Purdue University
DUAT Direct User Access Terminal service for pilots. This service provides direct access to weather briefing and flight planning computers to prepare pilots prior to flying.
NOTAMS This site provides access to current NOTAM information using the DoD Internet NOTAM Distribution System (DINS) which is derived from the U.S. Consolidated NOTAM Office at the FAA Air Traffic Control Systems Command Center, Herndon, VA. This NOTAM webpage incorporates many features to assist the user when retrieving NOTAM request. You can also use www.notams.faa.gov to retreive NOTAMS should the primary DINS system be unavailable.

A Few Missouri Airports

Aviation Information Sources

AVweb One of the Best Sources for Current Aviation News
Landings A Diverse Source of Aviation Information
Aviation Week Online Listing of many Aviation Databases
AirNav.com - The Pilot's Window into a world of aviation information. Links to airports, navaids, airspace fixes and aviaiton fuel locations and prices.
Aerobaticsource.com Patty Wagstaff's premier site for everything involving aerobatics
Taildragger Club This club's primary purpose is to promulgate knowledge about the class of airplanes equipped with conventional gear, commonly known as taildraggers.
SportAviation EAA's monthly magazine covers the full spectrum of EAA activity, including homebuilt aircraft, ultralights, rotorcraft, vintage aircraft and warbirds (restored former military aircraft) . . . as well as flight reports, technical and how-to articles, fly-in coverage, new products and much more.
AVWeb Internet's Aviation Magazine and News service. Get their weekly newsletter via e-mail.
Aero.com An online magazine of aviation related information.
Aviation DirectoryAn Aviation Search Engine and Directory. Other great links.

Aviation Related Goodies

Quotes Great Aviation Quotes and Humor
$100 Hamburger Just What it Says

Other Aviation Organizations

Hangglide St. Louis is an association of hangglider and paraglider pilots whose primary purpose is to promote camaraderie amongst its members, open and maintain flying sites, promote safe flying practices, provide training, and give accurate information about hang gliding and paragliding to its members and the public
Soaring Society of America The Soaring Society of America is an organization that developed in 1932 to foster and promote all phases of soaring, both nationally and internationally.
Silvercreek Glider Club is located just north-east of St. Louis. The club operates @ Silvercreek Gliderport year round on weekends and holidays (other days by appointment).Visitors are always welcome, and introductory flights are available.
The Golden Age of Aviation eZine Many historical aviation columns, airplane photos and internationally acclaimed airplane 3-view scale drawings by Paul Matt
WASP Of WWII a web site to honor the WASP of WWII, and to shine a light on their contributions to the history of United States military aviation.

Contents of this web pages are the viewpoints of the authors. No claim is made and no liability is assumed, expressed or implied as to the technical accuracy or safety of the material presented. The viewpoints expressed are not necessarily those of The Greater St. Louis Chapter of the 99s or the International 99s.


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(Thanks to Aeroplanner.com) Weather Sites DUATS Get Current Weather, Plan a Trip and File a Flight Plan....For Free Local Weather, Weather Service, Local Forecast St. Louis Radar AeroPlanner.com provides pilots the best planning tools and data available on the internet. View all NOS sectional charts online, query FAA navigation databases, plot routes based on airports and navaids, and print tripticks and store log information all online. Set up a free account, and see how we are bringing electronic charting systems to the Internet. Automated Weather SensorsAWOS and ASOS. Automated Weather Sensors provide current weather information at airports. They operate around the clock, provide minute-to-minute updates and assist in improving aviation safety and efficiency. Automated systems play a major role in weather forecasts and warnings. Aviation Weather Center at NOAA Official Forecast Products - Standard Weather Briefing. Including Current Conditions and METARs (by ICAO identifiers and Plain English!) Aviationweather.com Aviation weather, flying weather, pilots, planes, TAF's , airmets, sigmets, radar, images, maps. AirNav provides free detailed aeronautical information on airports and navigational aids in the USA. We offer some fast database searches, allowing the pilot to retrieve information which may assist in flight planning. It's also useful for some hangar flying on those days when the weather or the checkbook keep you on the ground. Weather Information Information courtesy of Purdue University DUAT Direct User Access Terminal service for pilots. This service provides direct access to weather briefing and flight planning computers to prepare pilots prior to flying. NOTAMS This site provides access to current NOTAM information using the DoD Internet NOTAM Distribution System (DINS) which is derived from the U.S. Consolidated NOTAM Office at the FAA Air Traffic Control Systems Command Center, Herndon, VA. This NOTAM webpage incorporates many features to assist the user when retrieving NOTAM request. You can also use www.notams.faa.gov to retreive NOTAMS should the primary DINS system be unavailable. A Few Missouri Airports Spirit of St. Louis Airport St Louis Regional Airport Branson Missouri Airport Aviation Information Sources AVweb One of the Best Sources for Current Aviation News Landings A Diverse Source of Aviation Information Aviation Week Online Listing of many Aviation Databases AirNav.com - The Pilot's Window into a world of aviation information. Links to airports, navaids, airspace fixes and aviaiton fuel locations and prices. Aerobaticsource.com Patty Wagstaff's premier site for everything involving aerobatics Taildragger Club This club's primary purpose is to promulgate knowledge about the class of airplanes equipped with conventional gear, commonly known as taildraggers. SportAviation EAA's monthly magazine covers the full spectrum of EAA activity, including homebuilt aircraft, ultralights, rotorcraft, vintage aircraft and warbirds (restored former military aircraft) . . . as well as flight reports, technical and how-to articles, fly-in coverage, new products and much more. AVWeb Internet's Aviation Magazine and News service. Get their weekly newsletter via e-mail. Aero.com An online magazine of aviation related information. Aviation DirectoryAn Aviation Search Engine and Directory. Other great links. Aviation Related Goodies Quotes Great Aviation Quotes and Humor $100 Hamburger Just What it Says Other Aviation Organizations Hangglide St. Louis is an association of hangglider and paraglider pilots whose primary purpose is to promote camaraderie amongst its members, open and maintain flying sites, promote safe flying practices, provide training, and give accurate information about hang gliding and paragliding to its members and the public Soaring Society of America The Soaring Society of America is an organization that developed in 1932 to foster and promote all phases of soaring, both nationally and internationally. Silvercreek Glider Club is located just north-east of St. Louis. The club operates @ Silvercreek Gliderport year round on weekends and holidays (other days by appointment).Visitors are always welcome, and introductory flights are available. The Golden Age of Aviation eZine Many historical aviation columns, airplane photos and internationally acclaimed airplane 3-view scale drawings by Paul Matt WASP Of WWII a web site to honor the WASP of WWII, and to shine a light on their contributions to the history of United States military aviation.

© Copyright 2009 Greater St. Louis Chapter of the Ninety-Nines Contents of this web pages are the viewpoints of the authors. No claim is made and no liability is assumed, expressed or implied as to the technical accuracy or safety of the material presented. The viewpoints expressed are not necessarily those of The Greater St. Louis Chapter of the 99s or the International 99s.