We're just days away from giving away one free hour of flight time! The drawing is June 1st, 2006. If you're an Archer Bravo member, you're in the running - and if you win, you will be notified by email.

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In last month's newsletter, we introduced a new contest called "Where Am I?" The first person to correctly identify this airport wins an Archer Bravo t-shirt, and bragging rights.

The response was huge, with lots of guesses. LAX. Dulles. Newark. John Wayne. All good guesses, but...

Member Thom Pinkston was the first to guess correctly. We took this photo 1500 feet above Runway 1R at SFO. Congratulations Thom!

This photo was shot during a Class Bravo transition, just to the west of SFO along Highway 101. Runway 1R is a primary departure runway at SFO. Quite a view! Sometimes, the tower controller will even clear you directly over mid-field, as the heavy jets land and take-off under you.

Back by popular demand, here's the next installment of our "Where Am I?" contest. This month, it's all about a small GA airport.

Here are some hints:

-On the West Coast
-The area is a popular tourist destination
-A great place to take a bi-plane ride

The first person to email a correct guess wins. The answer and winner will be in next month's Bravo Newsletter.

Good luck!

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If you haven't seen it yet, check out the write-up about Archer Bravo Aviation in the June 2006 edition of AOPA Flight Training Magazine.

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