The World Wide Web's first address for biplane rides
We started in 1996 with a website for Biplane Adventure Tours of Old Bridge, New Jersey.
Today, we're re-opening to keep the dream alive.
Biplane Dot Com is something I imagined, registered, and created in 1996.
Beginning with a 1993 visit to Ed's hangar at what used to be Marlboro Airport (2N8), my friendship with Ed and Eileen led me to establish biplane.com first as a token of appreciation for all that we shared in the air, on the tarmack, and away from the airport in the world of the ground-bound.
I wanted to Biplane Adventure Tours to continue, to grow, to prosper simply because of the extraordinary quality it contributed to my life and to the lives of other people close to me who became also friends of Ed and Eileen.
Precious and rare stick-time in a Waco UPF-7, a Stearman Pt-19, and unbelieveable rides in their North American SNJ (AT6) were priceless experiences for which people like you and me are willing to pay lots of money.
But I really established biplane.com as an expression of admiration and respect for everyone associated with old Biplane Adventure Tours, the owners who became great friends, the fellow hangar rats who enriched my life with their company, and all the customers who saved their pennies over time to come back for another ride. We were all blessed by Biplane Adventure Tours with instances of magical excellence that most people only get to witness when they go to see movies like "Field of Dreams."
The owners have moved on from the biplane ride business to something much easier to do and a bit more relaxing. And I can think of only a few other people for whom I would wish a care-free life. Because they are the kind who would be certain to use free time and excess resources to make excellent things for other people to enjoy.
Sincerely,
So what else is new?
Please visit some new friends at Biplane Rides Over Atlanta, Inc. and take a flight with them soon.