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scotthendler — 2018-05-21T01:34:01Z

- Jet Diner

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- * ["Jet Diner"] -- a diner near the airport Check listing for comments

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BradMandell — 2008-07-30T23:38:25Z

topic sentence with bold title, some rearrangment, alpha sort, add BUF validate

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- With the full service ["Greater Rochester International Airport"] so conveniently located, and training airspace close to the airport, Rochester is a great place to learn to fly.	+ '''Flying''' has its possibilities in the ["Rochester"] region. Rochester is a great place to learn to fly. We have the convenience of the close-in and full service ["Greater Rochester International Airport"] and training airspace close to the airport.
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- * Brockport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/7G0 7G0]) - * Le Roy ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/5G0 5G0]) - * Canandaigua Airport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/D38 D38]) - * Genesee County Airport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/KGVQ KGVQ]) -- Batavia, NY - * Other New York airfields: [http://www.airnav.com/airports/us/NY]	+ * Brockport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/7G0 7G0]) - ["Ledgedale Airpark"] + * Buffalo ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/KBUF KBUF] - ["Buffalo Niagara International Airport"] + * Canandaigua ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/D38 D38]) - ["Canandaigua Airport"] + * Batavia, NY ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/KGVQ KGVQ]) -- Genesee County Airport + * Le Roy ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/5G0 5G0]) - ["Le Roy Airport"] + * Za LIST: [http://www.airnav.com/airports/us/NY New York Airfields List] + Other:
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	+ * Air Venture Aviation ([http://www.airventureaviation.net/ BAD WEBSITE ADDRESS]) is the other flight school located at Rochester airport, with a fleet of four or five aircraft. + * [http://www.artisanaviation.org/ Artisan Flying Club] -- A small flying club of Rochester area pilots. New members are welcome, especially current or prospective flight students. Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the club, own (4) four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are based at Rochester International Airport (KROC) in individual T-hangars. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the club's aircraft. 76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Most members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots. + * [http://www.rochesterair.com/ Rochester Air Center] is the largest flight school located at the Rochester airport. With a fleet of fourteen aircraft, they also offer aircraft rental. + * [http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com Rochester Flying Club] is a not-for-profit flying club with a three-aircraft fleet, based at the Greater Rochester International Airport. All three aircraft are well equipped and maintained, and IFR certified. Members can use club aircraft for flight training, local flights, or long distance flying.
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- * Airdale Flying Club ([http://airdaleflyingclub.com]) is a non-profit flying club located at the Genesee County airport in Batavia, NY. The club operates three Cessna aircraft. - * Rochester Air Center ([http://www.rochesterair.com/]) is the largest flight school located at the Rochester airport. With a fleet of fourteen aircraft, they also offer aircraft rental. - * Air Venture Aviation ([http://www.airventureaviation.net/]) is the other flight school located at Rochester airport, with a fleet of four or five aircraft. - * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a three-aircraft fleet, based at the Greater Rochester International Airport. All three aircraft are well equipped and maintained, and IFR certified. Members can use club aircraft for flight training, local flights, or long distance flying. - * Artisan Flying Club ([http://www.artisanaviation.org/]) -- A small flying club of Rochester area pilots. New members are welcome, especially current or prospective flight students. Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the club, own (4) four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are based at Rochester International Airport (KROC) in individual T-hangars. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the club's aircraft. 76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Most members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots. - * Jet Diner -- a diner near the airport; has anyone been there?	+ Other: + + * [http://airdaleflyingclub.com Airdale Flying Club] is a non-profit flying club located at the Genesee County airport in Batavia, NY. The club operates three Cessna aircraft. + * ["Jet Diner"] -- a diner near the airport Check listing for comments

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PaulTomblin — 2008-06-08T16:55:07Z

RFC fleet has shrunk.

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- * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a four-aircraft fleet, based at the Greater Rochester International Airport. All four aircraft are well equipped and maintained, and IFR certified. Members can use club aircraft for flight training, local flights, or long distance flying.	+ * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a three-aircraft fleet, based at the Greater Rochester International Airport. All three aircraft are well equipped and maintained, and IFR certified. Members can use club aircraft for flight training, local flights, or long distance flying.

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BradWenzel — 2008-01-25T09:06:57Z

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	+ * Airdale Flying Club ([http://airdaleflyingclub.com]) is a non-profit flying club located at the Genesee County airport in Batavia, NY. The club operates three Cessna aircraft.

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ContribUtor — 2007-03-05T12:48:20Z

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- With the modest ["Greater Rochester International Airport"] so conveniently located, Rochester may be a good place to learn to fly.	+ With the full service ["Greater Rochester International Airport"] so conveniently located, and training airspace close to the airport, Rochester is a great place to learn to fly.
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- During a drive-by scoping-out of airport-area businesses, I noted the existence of:

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ContribUtor — 2007-03-05T12:46:25Z

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- * Artisan Aviation, Inc. ([http://www.artisanaviation.org/]) -- A small flying club of Rochester area pilots sharing a common interest in flying. New members are welcome, especially current or prospective flight students. Artisan Aviation is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the club, own (4) four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are based at Rochester International Airport (KROC)in individual T hangars. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the club's aircraft. 76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Most members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots.	+ * Artisan Flying Club ([http://www.artisanaviation.org/]) -- A small flying club of Rochester area pilots. New members are welcome, especially current or prospective flight students. Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the club, own (4) four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are based at Rochester International Airport (KROC) in individual T-hangars. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the club's aircraft. 76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Most members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots.

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PaulTomblin — 2006-10-01T18:09:20Z

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- * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a five-aircraft fleet. Members can use club aircraft for flight training.	+ * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a four-aircraft fleet, based at the Greater Rochester International Airport. All four aircraft are well equipped and maintained, and IFR certified. Members can use club aircraft for flight training, local flights, or long distance flying.

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ContribUtor — 2006-02-13T20:36:35Z

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- * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a five-aircraft fleet. They do not appear to offer lessons except to members.	+ * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a five-aircraft fleet. Members can use club aircraft for flight training.

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ContribUtor — 2006-02-13T20:34:36Z

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- * Rochester Air Center ([http://www.rochesterair.com/]) is a flight school located at the airport. With a fleet of fourteen aircraft, they also offer aircraft rental. - * Air Venture Aviation (1305 Scottsville Rd; Rochester, NY 14624-5127; (585) 235-5010) does not seem to have a web page. - * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a five-aircraft fleet. They do not appear to offer lessons. - * Artisan Flying Club ([http://www.artisanflyingclub.org/], appears to be down) -- "Welcome, to the Artisan Flying Club! We are a group of pilots sharing a common interest in flying. The Artisan Flying Club is proud of its Aviation Heritage. Originally organized in Rochester in 1966 as the Aero Flying Club, the Club name was later changed to Artisan, befitting the character of our membership. The Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the Club, own (4)four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are right at the airport in individual T hangars. The Club is based at the Greater Rochester International Airport, in Rochester, New York, USA. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the Club's aircraft.76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Artisan has two members who are CFII's one of whom is also an MEI. Most of our members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots"	+ * Rochester Air Center ([http://www.rochesterair.com/]) is the largest flight school located at the Rochester airport. With a fleet of fourteen aircraft, they also offer aircraft rental. + * Air Venture Aviation ([http://www.airventureaviation.net/]) is the other flight school located at Rochester airport, with a fleet of four or five aircraft. + * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a five-aircraft fleet. They do not appear to offer lessons except to members. + * Artisan Aviation, Inc. ([http://www.artisanaviation.org/]) -- A small flying club of Rochester area pilots sharing a common interest in flying. New members are welcome, especially current or prospective flight students. Artisan Aviation is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the club, own (4) four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are based at Rochester International Airport (KROC)in individual T hangars. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the club's aircraft. 76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Most members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots.

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-16T05:18:54Z

Abandoned and little-known airfields of the Rochester area

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- - == Businesses ==	+ * [http://www.airfields-freeman.com/NY/Airfields_NY_Rochester.html Abandoned and little-known airfields of the Rochester area]. + == Businesses near ROC ==

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-16T04:51:29Z

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- * Rochester (KROC) [http://www.airnav.com/airport/KROC] -- The ["Greater Rochester International Airport"]. - * Brockport (7G0) [http://www.airnav.com/airport/7G0]	+ * Rochester ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/KROC KROC]) -- The ["Greater Rochester International Airport"]. + * Brockport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/7G0 7G0]) + * Le Roy ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/5G0 5G0]) + * Canandaigua Airport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/D38 D38]) + * Genesee County Airport ([http://www.airnav.com/airport/KGVQ KGVQ]) -- Batavia, NY

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-16T04:40:08Z

Added "Airports" section with ROC and Brockport (7G0).

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	+ == Airports == + * Rochester (KROC) [http://www.airnav.com/airport/KROC] -- The ["Greater Rochester International Airport"]. + * Brockport (7G0) [http://www.airnav.com/airport/7G0] + * Other New York airfields: [http://www.airnav.com/airports/us/NY] + + == Businesses ==

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-15T20:37:22Z

National Soaring Museum

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	+ + == Regional == + * The ["National Soaring Museum"] is one hundred miles south of Rochester, in Elmira, NY.

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-15T20:32:30Z

Upstate List

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	+ * [http://www.upstatelist.com/ Upstate List] is a frequently-updated calendar of Upstate NY aviation-related events, and a repository of links to relevant websites.

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-15T18:28:56Z

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- * Artisan Flying Club ([www.artisanflyingclub.org], appears to be down) -- "Welcome, to the Artisan Flying Club! We are a group of pilots sharing a common interest in flying. The Artisan Flying Club is proud of its Aviation Heritage. Originally organized in Rochester in 1966 as the Aero Flying Club, the Club name was later changed to Artisan, befitting the character of our membership. The Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the Club, own (4)four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are right at the airport in individual T hangars. The Club is based at the Greater Rochester International Airport, in Rochester, New York, USA. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the Club's aircraft.76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Artisan has two members who are CFII's one of whom is also an MEI. Most of our members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots"	+ * Artisan Flying Club ([http://www.artisanflyingclub.org/], appears to be down) -- "Welcome, to the Artisan Flying Club! We are a group of pilots sharing a common interest in flying. The Artisan Flying Club is proud of its Aviation Heritage. Originally organized in Rochester in 1966 as the Aero Flying Club, the Club name was later changed to Artisan, befitting the character of our membership. The Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the Club, own (4)four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are right at the airport in individual T hangars. The Club is based at the Greater Rochester International Airport, in Rochester, New York, USA. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the Club's aircraft.76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Artisan has two members who are CFII's one of whom is also an MEI. Most of our members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots"

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-15T18:28:29Z

Googled various businesses.

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- * Rochester Air Center - * Air Venture Aviation - * Rochester Flying Club - * Artisan Flying Club - * Jet Diner	+ * Rochester Air Center ([http://www.rochesterair.com/]) is a flight school located at the airport. With a fleet of fourteen aircraft, they also offer aircraft rental. + * Air Venture Aviation (1305 Scottsville Rd; Rochester, NY 14624-5127; (585) 235-5010) does not seem to have a web page. + * Rochester Flying Club ([http://www.rochesterflyingclub.com]) is a not-for-profit flying club with a five-aircraft fleet. They do not appear to offer lessons. + * Artisan Flying Club ([www.artisanflyingclub.org], appears to be down) -- "Welcome, to the Artisan Flying Club! We are a group of pilots sharing a common interest in flying. The Artisan Flying Club is proud of its Aviation Heritage. Originally organized in Rochester in 1966 as the Aero Flying Club, the Club name was later changed to Artisan, befitting the character of our membership. The Artisan Flying Club is incorporated in New York State as a not-for-profit corporation. Members, through the Club, own (4)four well equipped IFR certified Piper aircraft and emphasize aviation safety, education and participation. All planes are right at the airport in individual T hangars. The Club is based at the Greater Rochester International Airport, in Rochester, New York, USA. As a tower-controlled airport, KROC is well suited to the capabilities of the Club's aircraft.76% of current Artisan members hold Instrument Ratings. Artisan has two members who are CFII's one of whom is also an MEI. Most of our members joined before they earned their advanced ratings. Some members joined as student pilots" + * Jet Diner -- a diner near the airport; has anyone been there?

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-15T18:20:22Z

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	+ With the modest ["Greater Rochester International Airport"] so conveniently located, Rochester may be a good place to learn to fly. + + During a drive-by scoping-out of airport-area businesses, I noted the existence of: + + * Rochester Air Center + * Air Venture Aviation + * Rochester Flying Club + * Artisan Flying Club + * Jet Diner