Another result I think..:-)
-----Original Message-----
From: Alan Burrows [mailto:alan@kestrel-insurance.com]
Subject: RE: WAS RE: Europa-List: PFA Feedback NOW :- Voluntary
Services. For British ...
Graham
I'm really pleased you have made this decision I genuinely believe its
the right thing to do. May I respectfully suggest you appeal to the
readership to see if there is anyone out there who can either provide
the work or at least submit some quality photo's. You never know what
talent is available until you ask the question. Kind Regards
Alan Burrows
-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Newby [mailto:graham.newby@pfa.org.uk]
Subject: RE: WAS RE: Europa-List: PFA Feedback NOW :- Voluntary
Services. For British ...
Alan
Many thanks for this. We are going to review how we obtain photos from
other sources for the magazine in the future, but I fear this will
probably mean having to pay for air to air shots and this will
inevitably lead to an increase in the magazine budget of something
approaching 6000 pa.
Best regards
Graham Newby
Chief Executive
Popular Flying Association
01280 846786
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alan Burrows [SMTP:alan@kestrel-insurance.com]
> Sent: 27 May 2005 09:53
> To: graham.newby@pfa.org.uk
> Cc: europa-list@matronics.com
> Subject: FW: WAS RE: Europa-List: PFA Feedback NOW :- Voluntary
> Services. For British ...
>
>
> Dear Mr Newby
>
> Further to my email to you the other day regarding the use of Keith
> Wilson's work by the PFA I thought it might be useful to let you see a
> copy of a letter from the USA on the subject. It looks like the PFA
> may have a worldwide issue with this in addition to the obvious UK
> one. I implore you to re think your decision and not taint our
> organisation on the worldwide stage..! Kind Regards
>
> Alan Burrows
> *********************************************************************
>
> Since I am in the USA, I have no weight with the PFA. There are many
> people throughout the world that have been screwed by this man that
> are also not
> members. However, I do feel that, as a group, we should show
solidarity
> when
> "morally reprehensible" acts are undertaken against citizen of our
> flying
> community. I don't see how the PFA, or any group, cannot see the
disdain
> for this
> man held by our group due to his actions and feel that shunning him
> would help
> prevent his ability to re-enter any flying business again. While he
did
> not
> get jail time because a legal law was not broken, he broke a moral law
> and
> his shunning would be a moral penalty that could serve a purpose.
>
> Mike Duane A207
> Redding, California
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