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July 20th 05, 05:09 AM
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Guy is nuts to go into OHare. I can just imagine what happened when
they had him taxi in. Those taxiways are complicated and crowded. I don't think I'd go into OHare without a copilot who had been there. 
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July 20th 05, 01:14 PM
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Doug wrote:
Guy is nuts to go into OHare. I can just imagine what happened when they had him taxi in. Those taxiways are complicated and crowded. I don't think I'd go into OHare without a copilot who had been there. I've been to Hartsfield in a C-172 and JFK in a C-414. Getting in was relatively easy; it was trying to leave that was the PITA. -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN VE
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#3
July 20th 05, 05:39 PM
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On 19 Jul 2005 21:09:26 -0700, "Doug"
wrote: Guy is nuts to go into OHare. I can just imagine what happened when they had him taxi in. Those taxiways are complicated and crowded. I don't think I'd go into OHare without a copilot who had been there. But, he wasn't going to O'Hare. He was going to O'Har"a". He should be de-winged just for not knowing the proper name!
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#4
July 20th 05, 08:23 PM
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It is interesting... lots of people including people from that exact
area during the transition of that field from Orchard to ohare call it ohara. (google finds lots of references to it as ohara) I wonder why that is? Maybe it is just the older Italians I know from that area. Alan wrote: On 19 Jul 2005 21:09:26 -0700, "Doug" wrote: Guy is nuts to go into OHare. I can just imagine what happened when they had him taxi in. Those taxiways are complicated and crowded. I don't think I'd go into OHare without a copilot who had been there. But, he wasn't going to O'Hare. He was going to O'Har"a". He should be de-winged just for not knowing the proper name!
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#5
July 20th 05, 09:32 PM
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pittss1c wrote:
I wonder why that is? Maybe it is just the older Italians I know from that area. I thought O'Hare was Irish?
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#6
July 20th 05, 10:15 PM
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john smith wrote: pittss1c wrote: I wonder why that is? Maybe it is just the older Italians I know from that area. I thought O'Hare was Irish? As is O'Hara. They're actually just two different spellings of the same original Irish name. Since O'Hara is the more common spelling, I'm not surprised that people mix this up. John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)
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#7
July 21st 05, 11:56 PM
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Doug wrote:
Guy is nuts to go into OHare. I can just imagine what happened when they had him taxi in. Those taxiways are complicated and crowded. I don't think I'd go into OHare without a copilot who had been there. But what about O'Hara?
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