cdiver2
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mike_s:Did he get the ticket? yup he did if this guy was waiting around the
corner from him
he could keep up + no plates= no ticket
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mike_s:Did he get the ticket? yup he did if this guy was waiting around the
corner from him
caymaniac:This brings to mind the first time I jumped, I was in a King Air at 14000 ft. and when the door opened, one of the jumpers said "Why does anyone want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane?" and the pilot replied " there aren't any perfectly good airplanes"... with a big grin. I really thought about that comment as I rolled out of the plane, needless to say it is quite a wonderful experience. But, I still like diving alot more than jumping.
ch0ppersrule:in the picture with United and Luft. is that real? Did they lose a wing? I will have my b-i-l look at these pictures. He is a pilot (for UA). Again, cool pictures.
Melissa
BigJetDriver69:Cdiver2, out-freakin' standing photo's! Thanks, man! Rob
Ten9T6:this one is still one of my favorites. Watch the video also....
http://www.kettering.edu/~drussell/Demos/doppler/mach1.html
Kenny
cdiver2:They are on approach for parallel runways. I think it was 780' between them.
I was in a plane one time coming in for a landing at London. Looking out of the window there was another plane alongside of us.... Parallel runways ( found out later ) we landed ok but my pants were damp
caymaniac:This brings to mind the first time I jumped, I was in a King Air at 14000 ft. and when the door opened, one of the jumpers said "Why does anyone want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane?" and the pilot replied " there aren't any perfectly good airplanes"... with a big grin. I really thought about that comment as I rolled out of the plane, needless to say it is quite a wonderful experience. But, I still like diving alot more than jumping.