Yesterday, I went to the Newseum in Washington DC. I had no pre-conceived notions about the museum and was pleasantly surprised at how many "artifacts" from recent events were stored inside. One of
Passing Denver last night, heard the call sign "Key Lime"... would love to make fun of that, but everyone likes pie. I wonder who those guys are and how they got that call sign?
A while ago, I landed in a Citation II in Santa Monica. That day, I was flying a different company's Citation that was significantly older, but still is in good condition. I parked at the only FBO o
Last week I was flying from Burbank to San Francisco, just chugging along in cruise and the Oakland Center controller asks me if I had time for a question... I said of course, and he asks, "Who's flyi
On the way into San Jose, this is one the best radio calls from a tired pilot: "Cleared to Left on Thirty Land." The name(s) have been withheld to protect the moderately innocent.
Did you ever want to say a smartass comment but for the sake of decency hesitated and then said nothing? Here is the something I wish I transmitted, but didn't: A few years ago, during "fire season" i
Okay, here are two examples of good call signs: Evil (a flight of two checking in as Evil 1 and Evil 2) and Wiley. Since I complained about some bad call signs, I should mention the two cool ones I he
During my flight last night, I heard the two worst call signs. The first is: Windrider. Who picked that? Did some board member's wife insist on the call sign Windrider? What's next? Dreamcatcher?
A few nights ago, we had a good mix of people from the jet center out at our local pub. We had taken over a section of the outdoor seating and we were having a good time shooting the bull. One of the
You probably got here by accident, but this blog is going to about some of my experiences as a corporate pilot. I have been itching to write about things that happen: good/bad experiences and funny t