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Well, yesterday our local mechanic, Kevin, improved the primer in the airplane (by making it easier to use - it was sticking badly before) and he may have also reduced the amount of water getting into

That is the question. The wind does blow here, but like rain, lightly and infrequently unless accompanied by a thunderstorm.

The last few weeks have been the exception. The weather is weird

That is the question. The wind does blow here, but like rain, lightly and infrequently unless accompanied by a thunderstorm.

The last few weeks have been the exception. The weather is weird

That is the question. The wind does blow here, but like rain, lightly and infrequently unless accompanied by a thunderstorm.

The last few weeks have been the exception. The weather is weird

One of the first podcasts I listened to at TheFinerPoints.net was Jason Miller’s discussion on the use of right rudder. If I had a

Weather in Wichita... Jeb's crowded hangar... Permanent name! The Uncontrolled Airspace Podcast... You really should subscribe. See the list in the sidebar at the website.... Mary Peters is SecDOT nom

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That is the question. The wind does blow here, but like rain, lightly and infrequently unless accompanied by a thunderstorm.

The last few weeks have been the exception. The weather is weird

That is the question. The wind does blow here, but like rain, lightly and infrequently unless accompanied by a thunderstorm.

The last few weeks have been the exception. The weather is weird

The co-pilot, flight attendants, and myself, s

last flight before my gfpt test(s)...crosswind landings. Actually turned up today to do my written thoery test, but the wind was blowing directly across the strip so we went up to get these crosswind

This poem by Robert Frost always inspires me and has accompanied me in the life's ups and downs:

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one

It's been a busy few weeks, nontheless my training is progressing nicely. My goal of getting my license at the end of the month might be pushed back a few weeks mainly due to weather. However I think

Have you been watching the news about the Pope, and his reference to what some long ago Emperor said about Mohammed?

Does it seem to you that the reaction to what the Pope said proves his p

I have a real discovery flight today -- someone who is actually interested in learning to fly. We've been corresponding over email for a while. He's completely new and has all the questions. I try

The co-pilot, flight attendants, and myself, s

This was from last week in Red

This was from last week in Red

This poem by Robert Frost always inspires me and has accompanied me in the life's ups and downs:

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one

Last week I started a trip that was meant to take me from San Diego to LAX to Laos to Thailand and then back again. While we never made the entire trip, we did have a lot of fun

Assuming an unpressurized aircraft, the FAA rules for oxygen use state that you must use supplemental oxygen from 12,500 to 14,000 feet if you're at those altitudes for more than 30 minutes. If you go

For my extra-curricular flying, I've been flying Cessna 172's from Angel Air. They are very nice aircraft, all 180 horsepower SP's with GPS, leather and autop

For my extra-curricular flying, I've been flying Cessna 172's from Angel Air. They are very nice aircraft, all 180 horsepower SP's with GPS, leather and autop

For my extra-curricular flying, I've been flying Cessna 172's from Angel Air. They are very nice aircraft, all 180 horsepower SP's with GPS, leather and autop