This is just a curiosity question. I was reading an article about Angelina
Jolie, the fact that she was a pilot was a pretty big part of the article,
they also pointed out that she owns her own plane ( Cirrus SR22 ).

They had a picture of her flying the plane, and in the picture you could see
the panel, with the N number on the plane. Out of curiosity I did a lookup
on the N number, it shows the plane as being registered to Cirrus aircraft,
with an N number change pending.

Would it show up this way if she was leasing the plane, or is Cirrus just
letting her use the plane? Or maybe they Photoshopped the N number in the
picture so people with too much time on their hands over the holidays would
not look it up :-)

What do you guys think....

"BucFan" > wrote in message
...
> This is just a curiosity question. I was reading an article
> about Angelina Jolie, the fact that she was a pilot was a pretty
> big part of the article, they also pointed out that she owns her
> own plane ( Cirrus SR22 ).
>
> They had a picture of her flying the plane, and in the picture you
> could see the panel, with the N number on the plane. Out of curiosity
> I did a lookup on the N number, it shows the plane as being registered
> to Cirrus aircraft, with an N number change pending.
>
> Would it show up this way if she was leasing the plane, or is Cirrus
> just letting her use the plane? Or maybe they Photoshopped the N number
> in the picture so people with too much time on their hands over the
> holidays would not look it up :-)
>

I saw her on the Tonight show a year or so ago, and she was talking about
how she is learning how to fly. However, I seem to remember reading
relatively recently that she is giving it up as being to dangerous now that
she is a mom.

Tom Conner wrote:

> "BucFan" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>This is just a curiosity question. I was reading an article
>>about Angelina Jolie, the fact that she was a pilot was a pretty
>>big part of the article, they also pointed out that she owns her
>>own plane ( Cirrus SR22 ).
>>
>>They had a picture of her flying the plane, and in the picture you
>>could see the panel, with the N number on the plane. Out of curiosity
>>I did a lookup on the N number, it shows the plane as being registered
>>to Cirrus aircraft, with an N number change pending.
>>
>>Would it show up this way if she was leasing the plane, or is Cirrus
>>just letting her use the plane? Or maybe they Photoshopped the N number
>>in the picture so people with too much time on their hands over the
>>holidays would not look it up :-)
>>
>
>
> I saw her on the Tonight show a year or so ago, and she was talking about
> how she is learning how to fly. However, I seem to remember reading
> relatively recently that she is giving it up as being to dangerous now that
> she is a mom.

I agree that being a mom is very dangerous! :-)

Matt

Matt Whiting > wrote in
:

> I agree that being a mom is very dangerous! :-)

Statistically speaking, every mom dies eventually.

BucFan writes:

> This is just a curiosity question. I was reading an article about Angelina
> Jolie, the fact that she was a pilot was a pretty big part of the article,
> they also pointed out that she owns her own plane ( Cirrus SR22 ).

Naturally it's a SR22.

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"Tom Conner" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>
> "BucFan" > wrote in message
> ...
>> This is just a curiosity question. I was reading an article
>> about Angelina Jolie, the fact that she was a pilot was a pretty
>> big part of the article, they also pointed out that she owns her
>> own plane ( Cirrus SR22 ).
>>
>> They had a picture of her flying the plane, and in the picture you
>> could see the panel, with the N number on the plane. Out of curiosity
>> I did a lookup on the N number, it shows the plane as being registered
>> to Cirrus aircraft, with an N number change pending.
>>
>> Would it show up this way if she was leasing the plane, or is Cirrus
>> just letting her use the plane? Or maybe they Photoshopped the N number
>> in the picture so people with too much time on their hands over the
>> holidays would not look it up :-)
>>
>
> I saw her on the Tonight show a year or so ago, and she was talking about
> how she is learning how to fly. However, I seem to remember reading
> relatively recently that she is giving it up as being to dangerous now
> that
> she is a mom.

Well, she's a PP now. She flew from (near) Vienna to Paris I think last
summer with an instructor and her hubby on board. In a C172, IIRC.

Hope this cut-'n-paste job turns out all right:


FAA Registry
Name Inquiry Results

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ANGELINA JOLIE
Address

Street 1990 S BUNDY DR STE 200

City LOS ANGELES State CALIFORNIA
County LOS ANGELES Zip Code 90025-5249
Country UNITED STATES



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Medical


Medical Class : Third Medical Date: 08/2006




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CertIficates

2 of 2


1 2



DOI : 09/11/2006
CertIficate: PRIVATE PILOT (FOREIGN BASED)

Rating(s):

PRIVATE PILOT (Foreign Based)
AIRPLANE SINGLE ENGINE LAND
INSTRUMENT AIRPLANE













Limits


INSTRUMENT AIRPLANE U.S. TEST PASSED.

ISSUED ON BASIS OF AND VALID ONLY WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY UNITED
KINGDOM PILOT LICENSE NUMBER(S) UK/PP433873A/A.

ALL LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS ON THE UNITED KINGDOM PILOT
LICENSE APPLY.











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"Mxsmanic" > wrote in message...
>> they also pointed out that she owns her own plane ( Cirrus SR22 ).
>
> Naturally it's a SR22.
>
Why naturally?
Cirrus also makes an SR20...

David

FLAV8R writes:

> Why naturally?

Cirrus aircraft seem to attract the dilettantes.

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Mxsmanic,

> Cirrus aircraft seem to attract the dilettantes.
>

Oh yeah? Not counting yourself, would you care to offer any proof for
that statement? 'Cause if you don't, you're lying again - like usual.

Two parts need to be proven:

a. that Angelina Jolie is a dilettant pilot.
b. that Cirrus aircraft do indeed attract dilettantes.

On the way, define dilettante and explain what in the world would
qualify you to judge this, except for your obvious dilettantism (?) in
all things aviation.

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)