This week's addition to the site counts 12 new documents newly scanned: 1966 Aircraft specifications for the Canadair CL-215 Search and Rescue version, Constellation crew operating instructions, four brochures for Schreck FBA seaplanes dating from the '20s, an armament manual on how to mount rockets on de Havilland Mosquito, one brochure for the Nord 3202 trainer, RAF courses for the Blackburn Beverley, Airco Ercoupe Maintenance manual and one maintenance manual for the Cessna T.50, the Cessna Bobcat's commercial version.

 

An active subscription is now required to access all manuals. A twenty percent discount is offered this month. At checkout, use the coupon AVIA20 valid on yearly subscriptions.

 

The new Avialogs version will launch on September 15th. You will be prompted to reset your password with the first login on the new site.

 

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or suggestions (by replying to this email).

The yearly subscription cost is less than 10 cents (USD) per day. The subscription cost for the next twelve months are (there will be no price increase):

- Two years access: $USD55, renewal USD$32
- One year access: $USD32, renewal USD$28
- One month access: $USD3.85, recurring. 

 This week's addition to the site counts 12 new documents: Several Sea Fury Manuals, including a Schedule of Spare parts with beautiful plates describing all Sea Fury components, a North Star Pilot Operating Instructions, a Vickers Viscount manual, several British navigation instruments manuals (Compasses, Drift and astronomical). I will add more instruments and support equipment manuals within the following weeks.

 This week's addition to the site counts 24 new documents, several on the Folland Gnat, a British jet trainer designed during the '50s by Folland Aircraft. The Red Arrows used the Gnat from 1965 to 1979.

Also available are one Banshee flight manual and many instruments-related documents.

As you probably know, I manage the site alone during my free time. In twelve years, the site grew from a simple blog to a website hosting more than ten terabytes of data. I will not surprise you if I say costs are increasing and help is required to develop and maintain it. I do not plan to raise subscription prices, but free access to manuals will end from September first. The subscription model will not change, and unlimited access to all documents for subscribers; This is the principle on which I started this project in 2010.
 As additional income is required to hire a developer part-time, Avialogs business model needs to evolve to ensure its sustainability. I understand this news will not please many, but the number of alternative options is minimal.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or suggestions (by replying to this email). 

The yearly subscription cost is less than 10 cents (USD) per day.  A twenty percent discount is offered this month. At checkout, use the coupon AVIA20 valid on yearly subscriptions. The subscription cost for the next twelve months are (there will be no price increase):

- Two years access: $USD55, renewal USD$32
- One year access: $USD32, renewal USD$28
- One month access: $USD3.85, recurring.