Flair vs flare

Bob Gardner wrote
I grew up in the Chicago area and have lived on the Gulf Coast, in
Norfolk, Washington DC and Okinawa. I know what hot is, and I'm
delighted to consider 90 in this area as headline-making.

Hmmm...I spent 6 months flying P-3s out of Naha, Okinawa...were
you in the Navy/Marines?

Bob Moore

Bob Gardner wrote:
Please understand that I am a geezer, and getting crotchety in my old age.

I have Summit Aviation's CD-ROM that includes just about every piece of
paper issued by the FAA...regulations, AIM, PTS, ACs, etc etc etc. I have
searched this resource for two words: flair and flair. My Webster's Ninth
^^^^^ ^^^^^
Bob, flair and flair look the same to me. :-) I do believe that most
times I flare with flair, but that is just my opinion.

Matt

On 6/25/06 4:03 PM, in article ,
"Bob Gardner" wrote:

To make my reclining years more comfortable, please stop using the word
"flair" when discussing landings.

Thanks.

Bob Gardner


Not a problem, I flare with savoir-faire. And panache. Lots of panache.
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Not a problem, I flare with savoir-faire. And panache. Lots of panache.

I used to flare with panache, but the syrup got all over the place.

Jose
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On 6/25/06 9:37 PM, in article
, "Jose"
wrote:

Not a problem, I flare with savoir-faire. And panache. Lots of panache.

I used to flare with panache, but the syrup got all over the place.

Jose

It sounds as if you were waffling about landing.
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Not a problem, I flare with savoir-faire. And panache. Lots of panache.
I used to flare with panache, but the syrup got all over the place.
It sounds as if you were waffling about landing.

Nah, I was just buttering him up.

Jose
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On 6/25/06 4:03 PM, in article
,
"Bob Gardner" wrote:

To make my reclining years more comfortable, please stop using the word
"flair" when discussing landings.

Thanks.

Bob Gardner


Not a problem, I flare with savoir-faire. And panache. Lots of panache.

I like pancakes, too!

To make my reclining years more comfortable, please stop using the word
"flair" when discussing landings.

I share your annoyance at such boo-boos, but I can't resist asking if
you're bedridden, or perhaps you mean "declining" years. ((:-))

Probably as ancient as you, I "decline" to do a number of things I
used to do. And now I can get away with it!

vince norris

Bob Gardner wrote:

To make my reclining years more comfortable, please stop using the word
"flair" when discussing landings.

I always fear loosing an engine during the flair.

Dave Butler wrote:
Bob Gardner wrote:

To make my reclining years more comfortable, please stop using the word
"flair" when discussing landings.

I always fear loosing an engine during the flair.

If you loose your engine during your flair, just pull back harder on
your yolk, or you will pancake your landing gear!