Final Landing

"Jay Honeck" wrote:
I've seen pilots act in (what I considered) suicidal ways with
regards to
their aircraft and weather conditions. Just a couple of days ago I
watched a Cessna Skylane depart into widespread low ceilings and
sleet, with the temperature well below freezing.

Apparently he made it wherever he was going, but ATC was full of
moderate icing reports from King Airs and up. You've just got to
wonder what in hell was so important that our intrepid pilot HAD to
depart into the worst kind of winter conditions.

Freight dog?

I've seen those guys arrive and depart in weather that I wouldn't want
to *drive* in, let alone fly.
--
Dan
C172RG at BFM

Jay Honeck wrote:
Yes I read the Article Jay, just goes to show there are some real
nuts out there, but why take it out on General aviation? These
folks are only thinking about themselves, Sad.

Well, that *is* a defining point in most suicides.

With the possible exception of many pilots of a certain Japanese
manufacurer.

Priceless!! Instead of "Look Up" it should have spelled "Bend Over"....

JK

Larry Dighera wrote:

On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 12:22:03 -0800, Dan Youngquist
wrote in
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"Trust God" is perfectly rational as far as it goes,


How would you rate the rationality of the buyer of the eBay auction?
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