Live Flight Tracking

I thought I'd share some of the aviation blogs that I have bookmarked:

http://fl250.blogspot.com/ I've been reading Sam's blog since he was new with Horizon.

http://flightlevel390.blogspot.com/ Captain Dave is an A320 pilot

http://crankyflier.com/ A great view of the airline industry

http://geimint.blogspot.com/ Not always aviation related, but Sean O'Connor uses Google Earth to do some very insightful analysis

http://up-ship.com/blog/ Look past the politics and Scott Lowther shares some interesting unbuilt projects in aviation

http://tommythomason.com/ One of my favorite authors, Tommy Thomason's blog looks at US naval aircraft history

Be sure to check out my blog, AviationLover, which can be found at http://aviationlover-vin2.blogspot.com/

Nice blog but you need to do something about that light blue on orange background for the links. Makes it difficult to see the links.

The Aviation Weblog- http://www.aviation-weblog.com/

Here is the one I write: http://planereality.com
Any feedback would be helpful!

And there are several more that I read here: http://www.boardingarea.com/

The first thing that struck me was the glaring grammatical error in "Where The Good Fare Are"...
One Fare Is
Two Fares Are

Other than that, looks like a very nicely done blog.

Oh dear, how embarrassing! I will have a word with the editor
Thanks for pointing that out and I appeciate the compliment.

You should have him check out April 26th as well

http://thirtythousand.wordpress.com

My name is Kyle Dunst and I am a Professional Flight Management major at Auburn University in Alabama. My biggest passion in life has always been aviation. I am currently an instrument rated pilot flying Cessna 172′s and hope to be flying airliners soon. This blog is my way of providing readers with everything they need to know about the ever-changing world of aviation.

http://airlinersspottersaviationtoday.blogspot.com/ !

This blog is the best! You should become a member today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.airportspotting.com/

This blog was created by Matt Falcus, the same guy who wrote the spotting guide books, Airport Spotting Guides USA, and Airport Spotting Guides Europe.

If you feel like reading something. Try this. Its completed now but it was something a bit different.

kiwifalcoadventure.wordpress.com

Matt Cawby has a blog about the action that goes on at Boeing's Everett facility.

http://kpae.blogspot.com/

It is updated pretty regularly, about 3-5 posts per week. He also posts his own pictures to FA, you can find him in the username photo search.