I don't normally take people to task on spelling/grammar on these boards, for two reasons: Their first language may not be English, and they may be brilliant at other things. Well Brady is brilliant in a GV, if it's the guy I'm thinking of. But I can't stand the spelling! "It's doing me 'ead in", as one of my brother's school pupils might have said.
Special event's have horable lag
Why, WHY,
WHY do so many people think that every pluralised word must have an apostrophe before the last S? And what's this word, "horable"?
The plane set is biased in that their are a disporpanate number of planes for certain countries and signastudmuffinently less for other countries.
Their? Disporpanate? Signastudmuffinently? WTF! Did you mean there, disproportionate, significantly? Tip: If uncertain whether to use "their" or "there", try substituting the word "my". If it sounds reasonable, you probably want "their". We wont talk about they're.

We'll skip over some of the typos and Americanisations, but what's this
compeat with their enemys.
Brady!!! It's
compete and
enemies! Words ending in Y are pluralised by replcing the Y with IES, except words ending in EY, like turkey, monkey, donkey, valley.
Would I trust you to refuel my car? Would I trust you to refuel your own car?! Good job you live in Oregon, where they don't allow you to pump your own gas - the attendant has to do it.

Same in NJ if I remember correctly.
Brady, do more reading! I recommend broadsheet newspapers and the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. I repeat, I would not normally take you to task, but this post is so bad that it's almost unintelligible.