The $1500 Flying Hawaii Treasure Hunt has now concluded. Congratulations to Carol Perry and Rick Burchill, who split the $500 cash grand prize. Congratulations to those who won some of the terrific aviation prizes described below.

Prizes and Challenges of Each Week

Rules

Prizes

$500 cash awarded 4th of July	$500 Cash Prize- To be awarded at completion of contest to the contestant who has answered the most questions correctly. In case of tie, a drawing of leaders will determine winner.
	$50 Gift Certificate- Air Service Pilot Supply Store Just off Lagoon Drive on Nakolo Place, Air Service has been located for years by its big green hangar. A smaller building just Diamond Head of the hangar houses a robust aviation bookstore. Much of the emphasis is on training materials.
	Scenic Flight with Island Seaplanes Admit it, every time you pass the Beaver and C-206 on floats off Lagoon Drive you long to give it a try. Well, here's your chance to win such a flight. Pat Magie and his crew offer both scenic flights as well as instruction leading to a seaplane rating.
	One Hour Dual in Cessna 172 on Big Island from Hawaii Flight Academy Choose to fly from Kona or Hilo, whichever location suites your fancy. Hilo flights provide easy access to the wonders of Kilauea Volcano Area, and it is mighty handy having another pilot around to look for traffic and point out the sites. Hawaii Flight Academy
	One Hour of Dual Aerobatic Instruction with Hank Bruckner in Cap 10 Want to make yourself a safer pilot? Consider some spins or unusual attitudes with a talented aerobatic instructor. Have some acro experience and want to work on those loops and hammerheads? You would enjoy this prize immensely. Kaimana Aviation
	Thirty Minutes of Dual Glider Instruction at Soar Hawaii Soar Hawaii offers Grob103, SGS-2-32 and SGS-2-33 instruction and rentals at Dillingham Airfield. Treat yourself to the peace and beauty of motorless flight. Soar Hawaii
	40 Minute Pearl Harbor Flight with Stearman Biplane Rides Retrace a route taken by Japanese bombers on December 7, 1941. If you are a pilot you can likely get some stick time enroute. Air conditioning at no extra charge! Open-cockpit flying magifies the sensations of flight five times over. Stearman Biplane Rides
	Thirty Minutes of Dual Glider Instruction at Honolulu Soaring Dillingham Field is the place to experience some of the most reliable lift to be found anywhere, and Honolulu Soaring will show you how. Honolulu Soaring
	40 Minute Acro Flight with Clint Churchill in Extra 300L Have you ever wished to experience unlimited airshow aerobatics? Here's your chance. Try something easy like a loop or roll, or experience a lomchevok which will simply amaze you. Acroflight, Inc.
	One Life-Vest-Containing Belt from Aviation Life Support, Inc., in the green Air Service Hangar off Nakolo Place. If you've ever watched a group of light plane travelers trying to don their vests on a wide-open airport ramp, you'd realize that some of them wouldn't successfully complete this task in a small plane during a rushed emergency. Consequently, it makes sense to wear your vest enroute or wear a belt which contains a vest. With the belt, you will always have flotation gear with you when exiting an aircraft.

Rules
1) To enter, send an email to contest@wecanfly.com . Your email should contain:
     Your name
     Your email address
     Your mailing address
     Your answer
Note: We respect your privacy and will not make your email or mailing address available to anyone except for the organization awarding a prize, and only if you are the winner.
2) When more than one contestant answers the contest question correctly, a random drawing of correct respondents will determine the winner.
3) One entry per person per prize. A maximum of two persons may enter using the same mailing address.
4) You will receive an email confirming the receipt of your answer. If you do not receive this email, please send a second email with name, address, and answer. Our receiving emails with two different answers for one prize from the same individual will result in disqualification for that prize. Prize certificates sent to winner via U.S. mail.
5) All contests will close at 11:59pm Hawaii time on the date advertised for closing. Normally, one week will be given from time of question to closing, however, in some contests where travel may be required, up to two weeks may be given until closing.
6) More complex contests may require that Macromedia shockwave plugin be used with your web browser.
7) Peter Forman and Barnstormer Books will not be held liable for any lost email answers or for other events which inadvertently affect a contestant's ability to win. The offering of prizes does not constitute an endorsement of the product. It is up to the contestant to research the risk factors involved.
8) No contestant will offer his prize for sale to another individual. If you are caught offering your prize for sale or barter, your prize will be forfeited.
9) Thou shalt not post answers to the prize questions on the wecanfly.com message board.
10) All prizes must be claimed within 18 months of date awarded.