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The Future of NYCAviation
The past month and a half has not been easy for us here at NYCAviation. We faced our biggest challenge ever when our Editor-in-Chief, Matt Molnar, passed away very suddenly in late January. Matt, on so many levels, embodied NYCAviation. What would have been his fifth year on the team, Matt was the voice behind [...]http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nycav...~4/WpSQJFPYpX8
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Good luck to everyone in their new positions! And - onward and upward!!!
Nicely written, Phil. Welcome the new faces and congratulations to you and the old faces getting more responsibilities. Cheers!
Well you've got me excited now! Congrats to Jason, Jeremy and Darin. Jason, I know you haven't been doing this much longer than I have, but the content that you have been putting out these last few months has been incredible, and I know that you will do this site well. Jeremy, this is a promotion well deserved, and I've always thought that you were what really made NYCA about more than just NYC. Darin, I may not know you but I know you would not have been chosen if you weren't more than capable of filling Matt's rather large shoes. I'm sure you'll do great. And Phil, I can never thank you enough for everything you do for this site and this community. I am looking forward to seeing you out in the field more.
Phil ..... Thank you and congrats to all as NYC Aviation forges and climbs to new heights.
Thanks everyone! Really hoping to do the site justice!
They say that which doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. Matt would be proud.
Sorry for your loss and best of luck to the team - the developments sound very exciting!
The site is still the best on the Internet. I wish this site existed back in the 70's when I thought I was the only weirdo in the world spending weekends spotting. Phil does a wonderful job and Matt is sorely missed. Times are tough for us spotters. What would we do without a place to discuss our hobby? Thanks