Spartan Executive. Beautiful airplane. Back in the olden days when I was working at Santa Paula we had to go to someone's hangar for some reason and when they opened the doors there sat the exact airplane that I'd only seen in magazines and calendars. I was awestruck...
Spartan Executive. Beautiful airplane. Back in the olden days when I was working at Santa Paula we had to go to someone's hangar for some reason and when they opened the doors there sat the exact airplane that I'd only seen in magazines and calendars. I was awestruck...
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To my untrained eye it looked like a T-6 with a few extra seats. I didn't actually know what I was looking at but I knew I liked it.
Agreed. The scariest part about the arrival the year I went in (pre- ADS-B) was the entry fix to the arrival before the procedure even starts, because you know everyone is converging at the same point +/- several hundred feet and could be in your blind spots. So I was nervously lifting the wings (high wing) and small clearing turns and just generally trying my best not to die before ever getting to rock my wings at Fisk.The VFR arrival is actually very simple. Get in line, go to the runway they tell you, land on the spot they tell you.
This was shared on Threads tonight. Real or not I don’t know, but…wow! View attachment 84632
Not to sound like myself yet again, but the FAA’s far too busy ensuring anyone with a First Class does not now feel and has never been big sad than to do actual enforcement actions against GA people.I saw that too.
Someone needs to permanently ground him before he kills someone. My grandpa had a Bonanza when I was a kid and he self grounded himself after realizing he didn't have the cognitive ability anymore. There's no shame in it. What is shameful is killing someone(or yourself) because you're too proud or stubborn to admit you don't have it anymore.