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Old March 26th 04, 12:44 PM
Jay Honeck
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Ouch. That ATA story is really a drag. How many people did they fleece
when they went belly up?

Who is operating King Airs there now? Would they let me fly the right seat
for free? ( yeah, right... but it costs me nothing to ask. I will work for
free as long as I can log in some time ;-) )


Jet Air (their home office is in Galesburg, IL), is the primary charter now,
since they run the FBO.

I only got to fly right seat because I'm friends with the head cheese. (It
didn't hurt that I promised to buy him a good steak dinner in Omaha,
either.)

;-)

I'll say "hi" to Larry for ya!
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"O-Usagi" wrote in message
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Howdy, Jay!

Well, I came here to fly Beech 99 for AmeriFlight, but now I even put that
aside because I need to work and pay the bills.

After Larry got me hooked in flying, I went down to Orlando and attended
ATA(Airline Training Academy), where I got my Multi-Engine Commercial,

IFR,
but the school went bankrupt and I lost some money (well actually lots...
but compared to some new students who lost up to $80,000 when they took

the
money and closed the door on us, my loss seems nothing compared to

theirs).
The only reason I went there in the first place was because they

guaranteed
an airline interview. Well, obviously that didn't happen, and I decided to
do some turbine time building at AmeriFlight...... so here I am.


Please say hello to Larry for me when you see him next time.

Roger Chung





"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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Hi Roger!

And Iowa City Update:

Larry is no longer actively instructing -- although he keeps his CFI

ticket
fresh. I'll be going up with him for my biennial, if I can get ahold of
him.

Jen no longer works at the airport, either. She was always a breath of
fresh air, but had a falling out with the current management.

Dumb-ass King Airs are still a problem here once in a while. Having

flown
one recently -- and discovered that they cost $15 bucks a MINUTE to
operate -- I now have a new understanding for their incredible

impatience
(rudeness?) in the pattern.

Whatcha doing in Utah?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"