Comments:
I'm very sad that Propliner is shutting down.
I've been a loyal Propliner subscriber for many years. I always enjoyed reading your magazine, from articles about aircraft like the Viking that I was never able to experience, to trips to the farthest corners of the world. Every issue was an adventure. Your magazine's demise is a tremendous loss to our hobby, because the articles and pictures within it will never again be so accessible.
Rest assured that your hard work will not be forgotten. 100 years from now, I'm sure aviation historians will continue to refer to the historic information you so painstakingly documented in Propliner, in much the same way that maritime historians still refer to books and newspaper articles from the 19th century about the Clipper ships - and 22nd century aviation historians will be as grateful for all your hard work as Propliner's subscribers are.
I'm very sad that Propliner is shutting down.
I've been a loyal Propliner subscriber for many years. I always enjoyed reading your magazine, from articles about aircraft like the Viking that I was never able to experience, to trips to the farthest corners of the world. Every issue was an adventure. Your magazine's demise is a tremendous loss to our hobby, because the articles and pictures within it will never again be so accessible.
Rest assured that your hard work will not be forgotten. 100 years from now, I'm sure aviation historians will continue to refer to the historic information you so painstakingly documented in Propliner, in much the same way that maritime historians still refer to books and newspaper articles from the 19th century about the Clipper ships - and 22nd century aviation historians will be as grateful for all your hard work as Propliner's subscribers are.
Added: March 25, 2015
Name: John A.D. May
From: Just outside Toronto, Ontario, Canada
E-mail: Contact
Long time subscriber too and very sad at developments. Thank you Tony for a first-class publication - in every respect!! Best wishes to you and your family.