Comments:

"First your site-I have been able to get an incredible amount of information from it. From flight information to weather related items and times to go. The links are great also. You have gone to a lot of hard work to make it appealing and informative. You can be very proud of your endeavors and I think it is excellent...." Jay Armitage, Creston B.C.

"It's a great site and I have begun to explore with the password you sent." Dennis Custance, Abingdon, Virginia USA,--Cessna 182 owner--used site for own planned trip.

"I found a very impressive website that took a lot of time to develop. The creativity and effort is obvious." Phil Boettcher, Schofield Wisconsin, USA.

"I and another pilot flew to Alaska 8/12 and returned 8/23. We used a lot of the advice on your web site, and found it to be quite helpful. We were weathered in at Whitehorse 3 nights, and 2 nights in Anchorage - some good weather and some "awful". We stayed in Dawson Creek the first night and saw an article in the local paper about your group coming through Dawson Creek. Thanks for the information on the web site." Larry Fenster, Littleton, Colorado, USA.

"The most fun I have ever had in an airplane (except for those times when ....well never mind)" anonymous, but lives in California.(and is paying me well to keep his name off the net)

What a wonderful trip - adventure, beauty, and wonderful people.We would like to express our thanks to John and Diana for being super hosts and to the many wonderful friends that we came to know because of this trip. Karol McGee, Cessna 182 Klamath Falls, Oregon, USA

"The kind of planning you do takes time and familiarity (with geography and local resources), so that the guided trip you offer allows busy people to enjoy a unique adventure. It's the adventure of a complex itinerary into unfamiliar and even remote areas where pilots can re-discover the unique thrills of flight and raw contact with the unknown." Raymond Rosenkrantz, CEO AvWest Aviation, Vancouver Island BC. Canada

"The safety associated with a group essentially flying the same route was very, very comforting. We were always in radio contact with at least two other airplanes" Paul Christofanelli, Phoenix, Arizona (Cessna Pilots Association member)