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About Me
editWorking in aviation, IT and logistics for more than 30 years, I am also a frequent Wikipedia User, researching on a variety of mostly business-related topics. What I really like - and know that many users don't know ... You can simply enter a cityname followed by airport to be referred to the airport of that city. You don't need to know the airport name. And very often, these pages contain a big load of valuable information!
Running my own startup with a focus on catchment area analyses for the aviation industry, airport isochrones and aviation related data are dominating my life. As such I hope to be able to contribute valuably to Wikipedia, despite the little time I will have to do so. That time is further eaten by the wonderful family I happen to call my own.
But with my first experience being the deletion of this user page by one of the administrators (without any information comprehensible to me about why or what I could do better), my start was rather rough, so let's see how much I can and will motivate myself to update pages.
The first update I did do I am sure will be valuable as I updated incorrect information referencing the source... Let's see how much such will follow.
More
editFurther reading about me:
- Our family homepage
- AV-Block III with information about that rather rare diagnosis
- My page with Lazarus Long quotes
- My page about Wing-in-Ground as an alternative for air travel