In this flying club, we do flying in groups,competitions or any other activity which you all could think of.

This is Iceman's Website. Here you will find Some of my favorite Aircraft for download, current news & events in the flightgear world, my personal Flight pics, Etc
Come Check it out!

An introduction to Holland: it's a country in the northwest of Europe, and has nearly 17 million inhabitants. It used to be one of the very richest country's back in the 18th century, due to the booming business of the VOC.

Anyway, in FlightGear it is far from attractive, since there is literally now scenery to look at. Well, except some (faulty) land usage data and a couple of runways and taxiways. That's pretty much it. We can't stand that and thus we do something about it by means of modelling buildings, bridges, enhancing the airports etc. In other words: make our country worthy of a virtual visit.

Some additional models to use in FlightGear. Please read the notes on compatability.

A site for downloading more aircraft for the Flightgear simulator.

The Official FlightGear Wiki with tutorials and HOWTOs for the newcomers or the devs.

I'm one of those lucky guys when it comes to aviation.

For almost 25 years I got paid to fly airplanes. During that time I was a flight instructor, flew charter, mail, commuter airline, and, for the last 18 years, I was a corporate pilot.

Was I lucky? Absolutely. Were there other pilots out there better qualified to hold the positions that I had? Absolutely. It's not that I was so good, I just happened to be in the right places at the right times. Timing. Sometimes in aviation it can be everything. Do I have any regrets, now that I'm no longer active? No, not really. I had great jobs, met some terrific people, saw and did many wonderful things, and traveled to all of the "lower 48" States, plus Canada in the process.

Flying airplanes for a living was very good to me. This page is a small way of pay-back to the world of aviation that gave me such a wonderful life.

I hope that you will find items here that will entertain, and inform you.

Hal Stoen October, 2004

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