And you have 27,000 hours in that aircraft, right?Proud Pilot said:That looks like N823JS in KSGH.
And you have 27,000 hours in that aircraft, right?
On a go-around. I know.Proud Pilot said:No, I've never flown a Jetstream 31. That one crashed in 1988 while in a vertical dive after a 270 degree roll.
No, I've never flown a Jetstream 31. That one crashed in 1988 while in a vertical dive after a 270 degree roll.
It's not even really a song. A song has lyrics, it's more of an instrumental.
Maybe an instrument of torture! Always making my ears bleed.But it can't be that... an instrumental has.... instruments.
A Macbook is not an instrument!
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But it can't be that... an instrumental has.... instruments.
A Macbook is not an instrument!
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Seriously, how much of a loser do you have to play pretender pilot on aviation forums?
Proud Pilot, turn off the computer, get out of Mom's basement for a few hours, and get some fresh air.
Well that thread got weirdly intense pretty quickly.http://www.expressjetpilots.com/the-pipe/showthread.php?52048-Scored-an-American-Airlines-interview!!!!
Dude it gets even better!!!!!!!!!!!
Ahhh the crackpipe.Well that thread got weirdly intense pretty quickly.
I guess in the event I had total failure of all my GPS I would get radio vectors to get in and fly an ILS inbound,
Gee, if only there was a non-RNAV way to transition off the enroute structure and into the terminal environment. OH WAIT.GPS is the only way to navigate this aircraft? Why would you need vectors?
Its either that or mix tapes.
BTW, you get my FB message the other day?
I didn't see anything. FB messages aren't usually in my normal instrument scan and I tend to overlook them!Blast me an email.
Booty call...Done.