I call my 'executive suite', for big or injured passengers. In flight, the dogs are restrained with a leash, but Greyhounds are by nature very docile. I'm happy as a clam, bouncing over the California and Arizona desert at 104 degrees. It's where K.O. spends his days and nights, creating a testament to American aviation that would make any pilot proud. Drawing from worldwide contributions, K.O. and a staff of highly qualified volunteers maintain this ongoing construction project, supported in part by a grant from the Wolf Foundation.
Home Page opens the cyber-museum's doors to manufacturers' links by name and alphabet.
Registrations offers a list of tail number records dating from 1927 - 1946, a project completed by Lennart Johnsson, based on extensive research by Vincent J. Berinati. Chronology contains a significant timeline of American aviation events, and Bibliography offers a recommended list of basic reference materials. Secret Codes demystifies many abbreviations used by Aerofiles to condense space. Index is actually an appendix, with names of principals found in the aircraft listings, supplemented by AeroFiles' new search engine. K.O. had considered trying to publish AeroFiles in book form, but the Internet won, due to its open-ended architecture.