Arthur H. Sanfelici

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  Arthur H. Sanfelici , Editor , Aviation History
  
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  Arthur H. Sanfelici , Editor , Aviation History Magazine
  
  Arthur H. Sanfelici became interested in aircraft as a child while watching DC-3 airliners fly over his New Jersey home from New York's La Guardia Airport.He avidly followed the air war during World War II and aviation history has been his avocation ever since.At the age of 11 , his parents took him to see a demonstration of the country's first operational jet fighter , the Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star , which was making a tour at the end of the war.Watching the jet do a low flyby , he told his parents , I'm going to fly that some day..Twelve years later , after studying engineering at Lehigh University and entering the aviation cadet pilot training program of the U.S. Air Force , he soloed the Lockheed T-33--the two-seat version of the Shooting Star.
  
  After earning his wings as a jet pilot , he checked out in the Douglas C-47 ( military DC-3 ) in California and later flew the Douglas C-124 Globemaster cargo plane from South Carolina on international routes.He left the service after five years and became a flight instructor and aircraft salesman for a Piper Aircraft distributor in New Jersey , at the same field he had seen that P-80 years before.He wrote a how-to lesson about landing techniques for his students , which he sold as an article to an aviation magazine.He caught the writing bug and became an editor for national aviation magazines in New York and Washington.He also sold Learjet executive aircraft.More recently , he has been a communications representative for aviation associations.He is the founding editor of Aviation History magazine , spreading the enjoyment of his favorite topic to readers everywhere.
  
  The Aviation History email address is : AviationHistory@thehistorynet.com.
  
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  Arthur H. Sanfelici , Editor , Aviation History
  
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  Arthur H. Sanfelici , Editor , Aviation History Magazine
  
  Arthur H. Sanfelici became interested in aircraft as a child while watching DC-3 airliners fly over his New Jersey home from New York's La Guardia Airport.He avidly followed the air war during World War II and aviation history has been his avocation ever since.At the age of 11 , his parents took him to see a demonstration of the country's first operational jet fighter , the Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star , which was making a tour at the end of the war.Watching the jet do a low flyby , he told his parents , I'm going to fly that some day..Twelve years later , after studying engineering at Lehigh University and entering the aviation cadet pilot training program of the U.S. Air Force , he soloed the Lockheed T-33--the two-seat version of the Shooting Star.
  
  After earning his wings as a jet pilot , he checked out in the Douglas C-47 ( military DC-3 ) in California and later flew the Douglas C-124 Globemaster cargo plane from South Carolina on international routes.He left the service after five years and became a flight instructor and aircraft salesman for a Piper Aircraft distributor in New Jersey , at the same field he had seen that P-80 years before.He wrote a how-to lesson about landing techniques for his students , which he sold as an article to an aviation magazine.He caught the writing bug and became an editor for national aviation magazines in New York and Washington.He also sold Learjet executive aircraft.More recently , he has been a communications representative for aviation associations.He is the founding editor of Aviation History magazine , spreading the enjoyment of his favorite topic to readers everywhere.
  
  The Aviation History email address is : AviationHistory@thehistorynet.com.
  
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  Founding Editor Arthur Sanfelici's style and content were always spot-on, so I was a little apprehensive when I read that he had elected to pull the pin and retire.

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  Arthur H. Sanfelici , Editor , Aviation History
  
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  Arthur H. Sanfelici , Editor , Aviation History Magazine
  
  Arthur H. Sanfelici became interested in aircraft as a child while watching DC-3 airliners fly over his New Jersey home from New York's La Guardia Airport.He avidly followed the air war during World War II and aviation history has been his avocation ever since.At the age of 11 , his parents took him to see a demonstration of the country's first operational jet fighter , the Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star , which was making a tour at the end of the war.Watching the jet do a low flyby , he told his parents , I'm going to fly that some day..Twelve years later , after studying engineering at Lehigh University and entering the aviation cadet pilot training program of the U.S. Air Force , he soloed the Lockheed T-33--the two-seat version of the Shooting Star.
  
  After earning his wings as a jet pilot , he checked out in the Douglas C-47 ( military DC-3 ) in California and later flew the Douglas C-124 Globemaster cargo plane from South Carolina on international routes.He left the service after five years and became a flight instructor and aircraft salesman for a Piper Aircraft distributor in New Jersey , at the same field he had seen that P-80 years before.He wrote a how-to lesson about landing techniques for his students , which he sold as an article to an aviation magazine.He caught the writing bug and became an editor for national aviation magazines in New York and Washington.He also sold Learjet executive aircraft.More recently , he has been a communications representative for aviation associations.He is the founding editor of Aviation History magazine , spreading the enjoyment of his favorite topic to readers everywhere.
  
  The Aviation History email address is : AviationHistory@thehistorynet.com.
  
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  Arthur H. Sanfelici, Editor, Aviation History

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  Arthur H. Sanfelici, Editor, Aviation History

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  Arthur H. SanfeliciEditor

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  Arthur H. Sanfelici, Editor, Aviation History
  
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  Published on: 4/5/1999    Last Visited: 11/25/2002  

  Art Sanfelici, Aviation HistoryAsanfelici@compuserve.comCouldn't send email with condolences.
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  From: Art Sanfelici, Editor, Aviation History
  
  Editors run out of words at times like these.I was very sorry to hear of the aircraft accident that took the life of Vicki and injured you.
  
  Having been an instructor in PA-18s, I know that even forgiving airplanes can run into untenable situations.I wish you a quick recovery both physically and emotionally.I know the experience will never really go away, but I hope you can come to terms with the reality of it and wish you personal comfort.

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  Editor: Arthur Sanfelici
  
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