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Diversity and Aviation by
BushOKDemocratsSTUPID
Is it OK for the FAA or Airlines to pass over
white males for black females so the diversity numbers look better?
Just curious how airline and private pilots felt about safety
positions being filled by unsafe and/or unqualified (Other than White Male)
employees?
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April 13th 06 06:09 PM
by gatt
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Flying Driving frin FLA by
bushwacker
I was referred to this by my parents.
I live in Seattle and just bought a Honda Insight in FLA.
I am a school teacher and cannot get way to pick it up right now.
My parents have friends who have their cars driven up from AZ each
year by pilots/retired pilots that get free tickets but...
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Buzzing Fatality by
Bushy
After I completed my training, by 300 hour 20 year old instructors, (who
taught me soft field for my flight test, while admitting that they had
NEVER landed on anything other than a surfaced runway) I went to a
Northern BC bush pilot with over 20,000 hours and asked him to give me
some...
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August 18th 04 07:52 AM
by Jack
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The perfect approach by
Bushy
"Capt.Doug" wrote in message
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It was a beautiful day in land that Mickey built- 76 degrees with full sun
while the northern folks got their first freezing blast of winter. We
headed
off-shore over the...
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November 26th 04 08:14 AM
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Emigrating to Great Britain by
buttman
I live in the US and am currently training for a career in aviation. In
about one year from now I'll have my CFII with a multi-engine rating.
Ever since I was little I always wanted to live in another part of the
world when I got older. Great Britian is one of those places that has
always intrigued...
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what the heck is lift? by
buttman
I have always been under the impression that lift is the product of
airspeed and angle of attack, and that lift is the measure of upward
force acting on the plane at a given time. For instance, if you are
doing slow flight, your wings are producing the same amount of life
that you would be if you...
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tell me about a career in aviation without a medical by
buttman
I'm pursuing a career in aviation, but there are something in my life
that have sort of been a sort of slow train coming during in the past
10 years or so. I think it is finally time I take care of these things,
and as a result, I will most likley be put on medication that will void
my medical...
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61.153(c) by
buttman
What exactly do they mean by this? Has anyone ever been denied their
ATP because they weren't in "good moral character"? What do they use as
a metric?
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tell me about crop dusting. by
buttman
I am interested in doing crop dusting instead / in addition to flight
instructing to build hours in order to get a good aviation job. What
kind of experience do they prefer? I know all you legally need is a
commercial liscense (which I already have), so will that be enough? Do
they want more? I...
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November 10th 05 06:27 AM
by buttman
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I lost my medical, what do I do? by
buttman
I'm a CFI with a first class medical issued 6/15/05. I began taking a
banned medication (celexa) about a week ago. I have not flown since I
started the drugs, and I don't plan on returning until the medication
stops (the doc said that may not be for another 6-12 months). When I
"get back" will my...
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February 21st 06 07:32 AM
by Roger
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induced airflow by
buttman
I have never quite understood indiced airflow. Suppose there is an
multi-engine airplane with wing mounted engines. I've been taught that
while the engine is running, there is a greater amount of airflow over
the wing behind the prop. The prop is throwing air back over the wing
which is creating...
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Call signs by
buttman
When I used to fly Cessna 152's and 172's, I'd always just say "Cessna
12345...". Now that I fly Piper Warriors, I began using "Piper
12345...", but then I realized no one else says just "Piper", they say
"Seneca 12345", or "Twin Comanche 12345...", so I began using the
callsign "Warrior 12345..."...
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June 14th 05 04:42 AM
by Doug
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Logging time as a CFI by
buttman
I have my CFI right now, and I'm flying with a CFII in preparation for
my CFII checkride. Do I log that time as Dual Received, as well as PIC,
or just PIC, or just Dual Received? Also, as a CFI should I be logging
the time I fly with my MEI for my multi rating as PIC, or is that
stretching...
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anyone interested in high-res performance charts? by
buttman
I'm in the process of vectorizing all the charts in the PA-28-161
Warrior III POH. I am mostly doing it to make it easier on me and my
students when reading them. The takeoff roll charts you almost need a
microscope to get an accurate reading, the lines are so close together.
I plan on doing all...
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are "counter-rotating" and "contra-rotating" interchangeable terms? by
buttman
I'm doing some research, trying to find information on airplanes with
counter-rotating props, but I'm getting a lot of junk hits from
articles that use "counter-rotating" when they should mean
"contra-rotating".
I was always taught that "contra-rotating" was when you had two sets of
blades...
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November 11th 06 03:47 PM
by Jose
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must have 350hp above FL250? by
buttman
According to the Aerostar's specification sheet, it says "Must have
350hp engines above FL250". Is this a regulation thing, or just a
limitation of the type? I tried searching through any kind of e-FAR I
could find, but came up with squat.
http://www.aerostaraircraft.com/specs.pdf
Come to think...
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gear up landing of a Piper Arrow by
buttman
http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/
click on "emergency response to troubled plane"
An arrow tried to bounce the plane on the runway to get the stuck
landing gear to come down, but all it did was make the other three
gear get stuck in the down position.
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"Full length" by
buttman
What does it mean when a controller says "Cleared for landing full
length", or "cleared for takeoff full length"?
I've never heard this said until I started flying out of this airport
I'm based at now which has a 11,800 ft. runway. Does it mean he wants
me to land further down towards the middle...
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About constant speed props and commercial maneuvers by
buttman
I asked this question to my CFI, but he just give me a blank stare, so
I'm hoping someone here could answer it.
As I understand it, all commercial maneuvers revolve around the idea of
converting between potential energy and kinetic energy, and the control
characteristics of the plane assiciated...
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May 23rd 05 09:27 AM
by Hilton
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