Divers and Pilots?

[AggieDad]

ATP, DC9,DC8, B757/767,MD11
Civilian, just about all single/multi planes, instructed, commuter, corporate
I have my Airframe license and working on my Powerplant. Helping rebuild a plane now and my dream airplane to build is a RV-10, glass cockpit and an Eggenfellner engine.
I have flown passenger airlines (3) all bankrupt and out of business and now fly cargo worldwide.


Let's also list one of our fallen. Rob Davie, Continetnal Airlines B777 and I don't know all what elsel.

 

[The Kraken]

Rob and I shared air space a long, long time ago in a land far, far away.

I would have flown with him.

the K

 

[cerich]

ppsel, fun

 

[Divingguy]

Commercial multi-engine instrument, mix of business and pleasure. Currently flying a Mooney 252.
Tom

 

[AggieDad]

Rob and I shared air space a long, long time ago in a land far, far away.

I would have flown with him.

the K

Never got the chance to meet personally but sure would have loved too. I applied to go to that land whereof you speak in 1972 but the medic doing the physical rejected me because my right eye was 20/25! He then looked at me and said "Your really 20/20, go home, we've killed all the helicopter pilots we're going to". I imagine with reductions later that year and in 73 he was right.

 

[minnesota01r6]

I was working on my private pilot's license, but I am in school and don't have money to burn. I have to settle for flight simulators on the computer. Once I win the lottery I will go back and get my PPL, instrument, twin engine. Then I'll buy a bonanza v-tail (damn that's a sexy airplane!)

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

Private Pilot Single Engine Land

 

[cerich]

Commercial multi-engine instrument, mix of business and pleasure. Currently flying a Mooney 252.
Tom

I hate you.

 

[Fish_Whisperer]

Medic on Hueys 87'-'93, along with 12 hours of stick time.
16 hours in a Cessna - Solo'd, but no license.
Flew powered parachutes (ultralights) for a couple of years.

Ground bound, now.

 

[thomjinx]

Private Pilot, single engine land. Currently with a '67 Cessna 150g. For pleasure and the occasional business trip.

Not sure why I am attracted to activities where your mistakes can kill you.

Thomjinx