MEMBER INTRODUCTION

All the new members are requested to introduce your self to the people of the forum out here!
Describe what you do and your interest in aviation....
Just to know whose who!

Hello people.

My name is Birendra [Nothing with King Birendra Of Nepal]. I'm not new to aviation. Actually im amongst aviators, so slowly AVIATION engulfed me.

I am a private banker who handles NRI accounts Whose i cannot say

My aviation guru is Shekar , yes IPGF wala Shekar and spotting disease has been given to me by IPGF wala Yash.

Looking forward to sharing some info that i have and yes learn a lot more in the bargain.

BTW: I attended some courses in photography and am going to join http://www.shariacademy.com/ for learning more advanced steps.

Hello ppl I am Yash from Mumbai.I gave my class 2 medicals but didnt clear it due to my 6/12 vision in the left eye .....So i'll b doin Aerospace engg frm ukraine....Currently i m jux chillin out at home and most of the time i am spotting Here's my spotting pics http://www.jetphotos.net/showphotos.php?userid=30264 and http://www.flickr.com/photos/yash_rajgor/

Hi All,

Looks like its time for me to introduce:

My name is Pankaj but most of them remember me as to_coolguys....I too am very much fond of aviation and my interest lies in Jets(perferably Boeings...I find their cockpits structured than the airbusses)...Professionally I am working as a software engineer with a IT company in Vikhroli...I am 27 years of age.Some of you know me as we had met many a times in IP meet in Mumbai...I spend most of my free time flying on my Flight Simulator and reading the real manuals of 737/747/767. I also spend some of my time lurking around Avsim, www,mycockpit.org,www.leveldsim.com ..I am interested in making a fixed base cockpit of a 737.But the money and space kills...

Currently these are some of my prized possessions the i have :
1) Ch Products Yoke
2) Track IR
3) Capt Mike Ray 737/747/767 Simulator checkrides and Procedures manuals
4) Level D 767 Training DVD
5) Rod Machado - PPL handbook
6) Rod Machado - Instrument Pilot Survival manual
7) Stick and Rudder book
8 ) 2 FAA manuals
9) Jeppesen Chart Training

and the list goes on and on and on....
I am not a person too keen on spotting or aircraft statistics...I enjoy spending my time on learning the aircraft systems and learning to use them and fly...Thats all from my side...

Pankaj

Hello everyone... so happy to have found you guys once again.... if you remember I was netnut of the indianpilots forum. And I had that ame thread going.

As for now... I'm studying aircraft maintenance engineering in IIAE New Delhi.

netnut.

PS: Is flyboy around here?

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PS: Is flyboy around here?

Yup!

Flyboy? the guy from the original IP?

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Hi everyone,
i am SUNNY,i am in class 12,i completed my CLASS 2 and i am waiting for class 1 dates.I am here to improve my knowledge abt aircrafts and to know a little bit more abt civil aviation.

Well, seems I'm coming here quite late. But anyway, I'm Mukul. Graduated in Electronics and Communication Engineering (with Honours), followed by an MBA in ICT (Information, Communication & Technologies) with Marketing. Currently employed within the IT industry, and based in Bangalore. Have been bitten by the bug since the past 10-15 years, but never been able to do anything about it... until now!

I have cleared my Class 2, and will soon apply for a Class 1 date. Trying to get as much information on flying in the meanwhile. My aircraft knowledge is the pits right now, but I try to read up whatever I can to improve it. Haven't done too much till now, but it's an ongoing process...

Planning to commence my training, hopefully by mid-next year (don't know where, though.) It's a really confusing scenario out there, with so many people ready to spoon-feed you with a CPL program both within the country and abroad, so I'm taking my time separating the wheat from the chaff.