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Name: Dan Willink
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Very sorry to hear that issue 141 will be the last. Your team of knowledgeable enthusiasts deserve an accolade for having produced a consistently excellent magazine for almost four decades. If printing costs have become a problem why not consider a digital version as I am sure there is still so much to write about. Farewell but not good bye!
Added: March 22, 2015
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Name: STEVE GILKS
From: WARWICKSHIRE. UK
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Just been told that prop liner magazine will not publish anymore copies after No 141 don't know what the problem is but will all will find out very soon (Very sad day for prop enthusiasts). STEVE..". :!cry:
Added: March 20, 2015
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Submitted by
Name: Alex Waning APVW
From: The Netherlands
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Propliner is for me the one and only magazine for prop driven aircraft. Superb reports, very good photographs and always uo to date. was agreat help for me finding propliners worldwide to use in my propliner dvds.
Regards, Alex Waning. APVW aviation dvds
Added: January 17, 2015
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Submitted by
Name: david randall
From: newark on trent
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First Manston, now Blackpool lost to the developers; Such a shame to see these airfields with so much propliner history lost; :!cry:
Added: October 16, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Ascher Ward
From: Norhridge ca. usa
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I met Stephen back in the eightys. He did one of the early stories in propliner about my Comany Classicair I had the two Connies at Van Nuys Airport, Ca.
Steve was one great young man.
From Ascher Ward :D :) :p ;) :o :D :!cool: :D :!cool: :!cooAirportl: :!cry:
Added: July 23, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: david randall
From: newark on trent
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MANSTON; just hope this historic airfield can be saved ! so much propliner history there; :!cry:
Added: April 24, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: malcolm mclean
From: manchester
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memories just keep coming back with every issue.a big thanks. :)
Added: January 18, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Bill
From: Wales
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I first started buying Propliner about 30 or more years ago and when I read my first one I thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread! I also have all of them from issue 1, but, unlike some others, I WON'T be disposing them - everything else will have to go first! Well done and thank you to the team for keeping it going even as the propliner population diminishes close to extinction!
Added: August 3, 2013
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Submitted by
Name: Stephen Quinto
From: ....the same world as you!
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A Tribute to the Tradition of Truth ....that such journalism continues to play. And in the exceptionally colorful period of Aviation that contributed so much adventure and dream-space for it.....

A pity the 'bankers' got such a hold on it ....turning the pursuit of excellence into a machine to be served ....like the slaves the entire industry has become .....to money.

Best wishes to all!
Added: December 27, 2012
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Submitted by
Name: David Randall
From: Newark, Nottinghamshire
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Also fortunate to have the full set of "Propliners", always look forward to the next edition;
Still hoping to see an article on Herald G=ATIG, which must have had more liveries than any other Herald;
Added: November 9, 2012
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