dasleben
That's just, like, your opinion, man
234 has them...not sure about 225.
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234 has them...not sure about 225.
Dan208B
Well-Known Member
Nice! They don't let me around those much.
Screaming_Emu
Well-Known Member
Real honest-to-god rollout sunshades. You guys have no idea how happy this makes me.
Derg, you jelly bro?
Man I would love those. On the CRJ we have these little plastic squares that come loose during the takeoff roll and hit you in the face.
Fencer
Experimentalist
Did a low pass over KTTS
3 mile long runway in perspective
Would you share details Matthew? I possible be in the hood this weekend would love to fly over.
rframe
pǝʇɹǝʌuı
A short local flight with my oldest son, went and picked up my uncle who is visiting from out of state to show him the area from the air.
The small logging town of St Maries, where the St Joe river drains into Lake Coeur d'Alene. The St Joe is supposedly the worlds highest navigable river. They were still floating logs down it and moving them 15 miles up the lake with tug boats until about 4 years ago.
The Coeur d'Alene river is slightly flooded from spring melt off.
There's still a little snow.
The Captain, like a boss.
This thing is sweeeeet, I want it!
As we were taxiing in after the flight a little experimental/ultralight thing was rolling down the taxi way in front of us. My son says "hey dad, should that thing have a bucket hanging on it's tail?". The guy was heading for the departure end of the runway with his 5 gallon tie-down weight hanging from the tail. Thankfully the guy had a radio and I was able to call him back in. I told my son he almost certainly saved the man's life as I expect it would've gone nose up and stalled on takeoff. Scary. The guy stopped and removed it and here he is taking off.
The small logging town of St Maries, where the St Joe river drains into Lake Coeur d'Alene. The St Joe is supposedly the worlds highest navigable river. They were still floating logs down it and moving them 15 miles up the lake with tug boats until about 4 years ago.
The Coeur d'Alene river is slightly flooded from spring melt off.
There's still a little snow.
The Captain, like a boss.
This thing is sweeeeet, I want it!
As we were taxiing in after the flight a little experimental/ultralight thing was rolling down the taxi way in front of us. My son says "hey dad, should that thing have a bucket hanging on it's tail?". The guy was heading for the departure end of the runway with his 5 gallon tie-down weight hanging from the tail. Thankfully the guy had a radio and I was able to call him back in. I told my son he almost certainly saved the man's life as I expect it would've gone nose up and stalled on takeoff. Scary. The guy stopped and removed it and here he is taking off.
lr31apilot
Well-Known Member
The things you miss when you are on the road. My sons first time out on grandpas sail boat.
Matt13C
Well-Known Member
A short local flight with my oldest son, went and picked up my uncle who is visiting from out of state to show him the area from the air.
The small logging town of St Maries, where the St Joe river drains into Lake Coeur d'Alene. The St Joe is supposedly the worlds highest navigable river. They were still floating logs down it and moving them 15 miles up the lake with tug boats until about 4 years ago.
The Coeur d'Alene river is slightly flooded from spring melt off.
There's still a little snow.
The Captain, like a boss.
This thing is sweeeeet, I want it!
As we were taxiing in after the flight a little experimental/ultralight thing was rolling down the taxi way in front of us. My son says "hey dad, should that thing have a bucket hanging on it's tail?". The guy was heading for the departure end of the runway with his 5 gallon tie-down weight hanging from the tail. Thankfully the guy had a radio and I was able to call him back in. I told my son he almost certainly saved the man's life as I expect it would've gone nose up and stalled on takeoff. Scary. The guy stopped and removed it and here he is taking off.
Great pictures and fantastic work by your son!
BobDDuck
Island Bus Driver
Bonus points if anyone guess this school:
A hint...it's very close to this body of water (don't mind the dead bugs on the window):
That would be Umass Amherst, and the Quabbin.
#noplacelikehome
Mark815
Well-Known Member
Went on a cross country yesterday. A little cloudy, but found some breaks to take a look above:
Bonus points if anyone guess this school:
A hint...it's very close to this body of water (don't mind the dead bugs on the window):
Zoo mass in Amherst! Are you flying out of Northampton? The valley is my old stomping ground!
The things you miss when you are on the road. My sons first time out on grandpas sail boat.
You got a cute kid Sam.
lr31apilot
Well-Known Member
Thanks! He is growing like crazy. I have only seen him via Skype for 9 days. Can't wait to get home.
TwoTwoLeft
o- - - - - - -l
New ground reference maneuver. It will be added to the commercial PTS next year....
SurferLucas
Southern Gentleman
I don't care who you are, that right there is FUNNY!
rframe
pǝʇɹǝʌuı
Nice! But, what's with the tracks prior to your GPS art work? Were you crop dusting or flying a search and rescue pattern for a kitten?
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Adler
Guest
survey?
virial
Well-Known Member
You got it!
I flew out of Northampton a few times a couple of years ago, but then joined a club and started flying out of Turners Falls. Great place for flying!
Mark815
Well-Known Member
Nice! Yeah I'm still in and out of Turners every now and then with my current gig, it's nice to see people from that area on here!
KSCessnaDriver
Well-Known Member
Not many airplanes can pull up beside me and just stay there. This guy did. I'd love to have one.
