We’re looking for new contributors
Do you waste a great deal of time reading about flying machines? Do you find the way aeroplanes are written about boring? Do you find repeated questions irritating?
We’re looking for some new contributors to write about aviation in a refreshing and humorous style. There is no payment, but it will add meaning to your life and distract you from the grave and your many personal failings (there’s also a large readership and you’ll be allowed plugs).
If you’re interested, then please contact me via @Hush_kit on Twitter or our Facebook page. If you’ve successfully avoided the menace of social media then let me know in the comments section below and I can arrange another form of contact.
Yours,
Hush-Kit
Hush-Kit 
I am intrigued, did a lot when younger – gliding A&B at 16, GFT at 17, kept getting motion sickness so gave up idea of a career, still dabble, but now involve with batteries for LAA, BMAA types
Great – what’s your email? I’ll delete it from here once I’ve read it.
Hi,
I would be very interested in contributing. If you have the Air Enthusiast edition for autumn 2000, you will find my article on extending the Spitfire’s range. Or, I will send you a copy. No Twitter or Facebook account; contactable as below.
Great – what’s your email? I’ll delete it from here once I’ve read it.
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How’s about something on the F-35 and its weird cloud infrastructure?
Great idea- what’s your email?
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Hallo there,
I would be interested in contributing. Here are two links to articles I’ve recently written:
http://www.hamburg-news.hamburg/en/cluster/aviation/zal-provide-3d-printing-and-industry-40-hamburg/
http://www.hamburg-news.hamburg/en/cluster/aviation/zal-focuses-innovations-aircraft-cabins/
At the moment, I could contribute a piece on the endless hazzle of introducing the A400M to German Air Force service.
Yours,
F.L.
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Joe,
Were the articles I emailed to you suitable?
Regards