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It's 5 o'clock somewhere
Fast Mover by eRoemer10, on Flickr
Oxman
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I went to college at UNLV and was surprised to see how bad the area has become. Twain and Swenson was never really good but now...damn.
Capt. Chaos
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The rampie took this one today.
Matt13C
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Lake Placid NY couple weeks ago.
Bottom two look like the DE water gap and Blue Mt. The runs look even shorter with trees ha
Awesome pictures!
I thought I'd announce it here, sort of... With much thanks to a handful of mah Alaska boys (that whole networking and paying it forward thing at work), I was hired at PenAir and am in my last week of ground school. If these systems don't kill me first, I head to the sim in December for my 1st type ride. My 1st 121 experience. Flying a Saab 340. In Alaska. I'm glad I'll be sitting next to some people I don't deserve to be in a cockpit with. Their experience will be invaluable. The MD-11 is my ride home for some much needed time off following ground school.
My Hot New Ride by Bo Ryan Photography, on Flickr
This was the other day just after work. I sat all day watching the airport get hammered by rain. Towards the end of class, I saw the sun begin to show just a sliver of itself through the clouds to the west. 1 of 2 things will happen; complete epic, or complete bust. I was thrilled when I saw this Eva get moving from the ramp as the rainbow showed up.
Rainbows and Runways by Bo Ryan Photography, on Flickr
My Hot New Ride by Bo Ryan Photography, on Flickr
This was the other day just after work. I sat all day watching the airport get hammered by rain. Towards the end of class, I saw the sun begin to show just a sliver of itself through the clouds to the west. 1 of 2 things will happen; complete epic, or complete bust. I was thrilled when I saw this Eva get moving from the ramp as the rainbow showed up.
Rainbows and Runways by Bo Ryan Photography, on Flickr
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etflies
Keeping calm, Chiving on.
I thought I'd announce it here, sort of... With much thanks to a handful of mah Alaska boys (that whole networking and paying it forward thing at work), I was hired at PenAir and am in my last week of ground school. If these systems don't kill me first, I head to the sim in December for my 1st type ride. My 1st 121 experience. Flying a Saab 340. In Alaska. I'm glad I'll be sitting next to some people I don't deserve to be in a cockpit with. Their experience will be invaluable. The MD-11 is my ride home for some much needed time off following ground school.
My Hot New Ride by Bo Ryan Photography, on Flickr
This was the other day just after work. I sat all day watching the airport get hammered by rain. Towards the end of class, I saw the sun begin to show just a sliver of itself through the clouds to the west. 1 of 2 things will happen; complete epic, or complete bust. I was thrilled when I saw this Eva get moving from the ramp as the rainbow showed up.
Rainbows and Runways by Bo Ryan Photography, on Flickr
Many an hour spent in the Saab here, you'll love it. The systems oddly start to make sense after a while, or at least you start to question them less and less and you'll never have to worry about the airplane getting you back safe. Congrats on the job and enjoy the Saab!
Oh yeah, chicks SO dig beta...
Saw you guys take off.
KBFI
Inverted
mmmmmm wine
Where were you at?
An undisclosed location that has airplanes that smell like $5 coffee.
pntbllr233
Pilot
I think someone at NASA is a dog fan. Anyone else see it? They had a second flight after this one. Still not quite sure what it is. Have a look and let me know what you think it is. http://flightaware.com/live/flight/NASA747/history/20131101/0047Z/KPMD/KPMD
Itchy
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I'm sure there must be a point for a flight like that. Wonder what it is.
Nark
Macho Superpilot
I went to a sleepy fly-in today sponsored in part by the Marion Military Institute. The BBQ was great and met some great folks.
Of course the show stopper was this:
And one of the coolest things was seeing that aviation passion isn't completely dead:
And a good bye salute to our future military aviators from one previous:
Of course the show stopper was this:
And one of the coolest things was seeing that aviation passion isn't completely dead:
And a good bye salute to our future military aviators from one previous:
