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 Beautiful Holiday,
Greeting,
and Note Cards! |
 Jacquie
Biloff, a Mat-Su 99, has developed unique aviation
greeting cards for those special moments. Experience
the lost art of letter writing and showing that you
care with these beautiful greeting cards. Born to
Fly Graphics has Note, Greeting, and Holiday cards.
Each card contains pertinent information regarding
the theme of the card which your recipient will find
fascinating. Many of the cards are uniquely Alaskan.
You may view her cards at www.borntoflygraphics.com. |
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Women Pilots of Alaska
 by Sandi Sumner,
author and Honorary Member of the Alaska Chapter of the
99s.
The first biographical history of women pilots in
Alaska, this book explores the challenges faced by women
as they pursued roles in aviation in the Last Frontier.
Beginning in 1927 with Marvel Crosson and reaching to
the present day, 37 adventurous and personal tales are
included in this "must read".
Press Release: Women Pilots of Alaska
Visit Sandi Sumner's Website |
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Alaska's Women Pilots:
Contemporary Portrait |
 by Jenifer Fratzke is an engaging book filled with
aviation history and personal accounts of
extraordinarily courageous and tenacious women, who
pilot a variety of aircraft including Piper Cubs, Twin
Otters, and helicopters. In between stories of how
these nine women came to make a life in Alaska
aviation are snippets of aviation history,
autobiographical glimpses, philosophical prose, and
words of encouragement to other women trying to 'find
their path' both in and out of aviation.
Ordering information - Utah State University Press
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| Flying Down to Kabul: A DVD |
 An inspirational aviation and cultural documentary you’ll want to view more than once and share with friends. It’s a true story that you will continue to contemplate about life and its meanings after watching it. What inspires people to help strangers? What can we, as pilots and individuals, do to insure that the freedom of general aviation isn’t lost after 911? How can and do we break free of our self imposed personal, political and cultural parameters?
This documentary takes you on the incredible breath holding 3700 mile white knuckle flight to Kabul. You are breathless at high altitudes skimming jagged mountain peaks, short on fuel, no places for emergency landings, and interacting in airspace with people that are as likely to shoot you as minimally cooperate with you the way to your destination.
By the end of this documentary you’ll also be able to distinguish a fashionable burka from a matronly one should you be inspired to fly to Kabul and have to don one yourself! As this 78 minute DVD first revs up there are subtitles and some hokey animation depicting the flight of the soul that you’ll understand better after watching the whole story; maybe it’s a European filming technique? The filming then “takes off” engrossing you and is primarily in English.
Ordering information - www.media-targeting.com or by calling 914-328-3126. |
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