Gear Up, Good Night — Flying Freight in the Not-So-Good Old

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I meant to you can bend over a little and walk under the fuselage. The Lear you could barely crawl under.
 
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TallFlyer said:
I was thinking more the fuselage. I remember the days of working around Metros and always making sure I ducked REALLY low behind number two after I had just pulled the GPU plug, lest the left side of my head get really warm.
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The only airplane I've been able to walk under is the whale, and I'm only 5'8"...

I've always envisioned the Lear like a stripper. It's desirable because it's unrefined, wild and a ton of fun to get your hands on.....to a point, then all the baggage creeps in.
 
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Polar742 said:
The only airplane I've been able to walk under is the whale, and I'm only 5'8"...

I've always envisioned the Lear like a stripper. It's desirable because it's unrefined, wild and a ton of fun to get your hands on.....to a point, then all the baggage creeps in.
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Thanks for the good laugh martin , that is going directly to my sig.
 
Re: Gear Up, Good Night — Flying Freight in the Not-So-Good

Who knew a dog running in free space would roll inverted.

That sounds like a youtube moment!
 
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