Well I only checked the information on MIA in the airports section and noticed a few mistakes: (1) in the section about the hotel rooftop view, he says AA operates from 3 concourses at MIA when they use B, C, D and E and maybe a gate or two on F when they're tight. That's 4 at a minimum and maybe 5 concourses. (2) his photo of a view from the hotel roof observation deck identifies the concourse in the background at H when in fact it is E and the E-Satellite terminal (3) his photo of an AA, LM and JM says it's Concourse H but the concourse shown on the right is F if you read the gate numbers on the walls (4) his comment about old freighters says that some of them have moved to Opa Laka Airport - try Opa-locka (5) he says that the BWIA is known as "Bee Wees" (plural) (6) the terminal comment says they removed the carpeting to expose the original tiles. The floor is terrazo which is poured into place and then polished to death to bring out the small stone work. It was a common floor type down here in the 50's/60's and now worth a fortune compared to bare concrete with carpet on top. (7) a photo from takeoff shows Fine Air aircraft at their former leasehold on the north side and identifies the hangar area as "former Pan Am base" when in fact it was formerly Eastern's old base I'm afraid to look anywhere else on the site for fear of finding more inaccuracies. He'll never get a job writing for Airliners or Airways. Jose Prize Fan of accuracy In a message dated 3/19/2003 2:11:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, damiross2@xxxxxxxxx writes: > Subj:Webseum of commercial aviation > Date:3/19/2003 2:11:45 PM Eastern Standard Time > From:<A HREF="mailto:damiross2@xxxxxxxxx";>damiross2@xxxxxxxxx</A> > Reply-to:<A HREF="mailto:AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</A> > To:<A HREF="mailto:AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</A> > Sent from the Internet > > http://www.airchive.com/ is a "web museum of commercial aviation. Features > an > in-depth history of over 50 US airlines told through timetables, route > maps, > and memorabilia. Also features photos of airliners, airports, and museums > from > around the world."