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BI8 BttCR BUNCH ... ~:O WHERE THEY HANG OUT INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS Argentina · 8 Coyman Islands - 1 Indio ·1 Australia - 78 Chile - 13 Ireland - 2 Austria - 3 Colombia - , Israel - 4 Bahamas· 1 Dominican Republic· 1 Italy - 4 8elgium - 15 France - 11 Japan - 3 8razil - 20 Germany- 46 luxembourg - 2 Brunei - 1 Guatemala - 4 Mauritius - 1 Conoda - 142 Hong Kong - 2 Mexico - 6 Nether1ands . 8 South Alrica - 24 New Zealand - 6 Spain - 3 Papua New Guinea· 1 Sweden - 1 Poraguay - 1 Switzerland - 12 Philippines - 2 Turk.ey - 1 Portugal - 1 United Kingdom - 34 Scotland - 1 Uruguay - 1 Singapore - 1 Venezuela - 1 In our annual snapshot of ABS on July 31 , 2008, membership stood at 10,140 - 9,669 in the United States and 47 1 in 40 other countries. Outside of Ihe US, the largest member concentrations are in Canada (J 42), Australia (78), Germany (46) and the Uniled J
PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS, col1lilllledjlVlIl page 10979 essentially break-even basis and both had very successful years. We inspected 233 airplanes in II Service Clinics and BPPP trained 634 pilots in 10 clinics. MEMBERSHIP: We have been seeing a slow but steady drop in membership from a comfortable 10,400 in 2007 to our current 10,124 dues-paying members, a to-year low. No doubt this is a resuh of the current pressures on all general-aviation activities. How serious and how permanent this decline is remains to be seen. There's liule doubt, however, that we would be in even worse shape were it not for the efforts of our Membership Coordinator Paula Tomlinson, who looks around every possible comer for new members. But we need your help too. Positive word-of-mouth has always been our most effecti ve marketing tool. We all need to sell ABS to prospective members. And remember-you will get a free month of membership for every new member you recruit. This is my final sign-off as president. Once again, I thank the Board of Directors for givi ng me this opportunity. It has truly been an honor to serve you thi s year. -Art Positive word-oj-mouth has always been our most effective marketing tool. We all need to sell ABS to prospective members. And rememberyou will get a Jree month oj membership Jor every new member you recruit. Nome: _______________________ Spouse: ___ ____ _______ Address: _ _ _____________________________________ CitylStote ar Country/Zip: ______ _______________ Dote of Birth: ___ _______ Telephone (Home):_________ (Work):_________ Fox: _ ___________ Occupation: _________ _ _ E-moil: ________________________ Aircraft Mode l: ________ _ _ Serial #: Year: __ _ Toil #: ______ _ VOLUNTARY: Check here to allow ABS to ma ke your o home phone number available to other members. o work phone number available to other members. o e-ma il add ress available to other members. Domestic (US, Conodo. Mexico) Foreign (includes additional postage) S55 US Dollars S93 S. __ _ S. ___ _ • Family (each additional person: must be some household) S25 each S. ____ life Membership (one-time payment) S1.0OO S. ___ Air Safety Foundation donation S25 (ABS-ASF conducts safety. education & research projects that benefit all <strong>Bonanza</strong>s. Barons and the pilots who own them!) TOTAL • Nome(s) of additional family member(s) S S. __ _ o Check (payable to ABS) 0 VISA 0 MosterCord Cord Number: Exp. Dote: ______ Nome of Cardholder (print): _____________________ __________ ___ Cardholder Signature: ________ __________________ ________ _ LEARNED ABOUT ABS FROM: _____ ___________________________ ABS October 2008 www. bononzo.org Page 11015
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