A GA pilot in the White House

"C J Campbell" wrote in message
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"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message
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| In a previous article, "Roger Long"
om said:
| Would they let him fly or would the TFR's keep him grounded?
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| Who would bust him if he violated his own TFR?
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| More importantly, what would they call the flight? "Civil One"?

It might not be technically proper, but they probably would call it "Air
Force One" out of habit.


C'mon CJ, I would expect a world famous flight instructor like yourself would
know this one, as I'm pretty sure it's in the AIM.

AF- "Air Force One"
USMC (from the White House Lawn)- "Marine One"
Navy "Navy One"
Army (has this one ever been used?)- "Army One"
and
Civil- "Executive One" (has a sitting president EVER flown in a civilian
aircraft since this nomeclature has been used?)

In a previous article, "Mike O'Malley" said:
Civil- "Executive One" (has a sitting president EVER flown in a civilian
aircraft since this nomeclature has been used?)

I remember Nixon going on a commercial flight once. The Secret Service
had kittens.


--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
I think it's a beautiful day to go to the zoo and feed the ducks.
To the lions.
-- Brian Kantor

The Queen flew BA a year or two ago.

I believe she took over the first class cabin. The paying passengers
had to board and be seated (and presumably the ramp taken away) before
she boarded the aircraft.

all the best -- Dan Ford
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