At what age did you start logging time towards your first pilot license?

"Robert M. Gary" wrote:
On Oct 18, 1:52 pm, Jim Logajan wrote:
I saw the following poll at Doug Reeve's "Van's Airforce" and was
mildly surprised to see almost 70% first logged time under the age of
30 (at least at the time I last looked):

http://www.vansairforce.com/communit...ad.php?t=22591

So I wonder how many of you I can get to (reasonably) honestly answer
the following three questions:

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

Pseudochelidoninae or Hirundininae?

On 2007-10-18 16:24:45 -0700, Jim Logajan said:

"Robert M. Gary" wrote:
On Oct 18, 1:52 pm, Jim Logajan wrote:
I saw the following poll at Doug Reeve's "Van's Airforce" and was
mildly surprised to see almost 70% first logged time under the age of
30 (at least at the time I last looked):

http://www.vansairforce.com/communit...ad.php?t=22591

So I wonder how many of you I can get to (reasonably) honestly answer
the following three questions:

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

Pseudochelidoninae or Hirundininae?

Pseudochelidoninae are river martins, not true swallows. Both African
and European swallows are Hirundininae. Not to put too fine a point on
it, it is generally accepted that all swallows are descended from
African species.

Both African and European species when unladen have a cruising airspeed
of approximately 25 mph, but they can reach 40 or 50 mph in short
bursts. Chinese swallows are about the same.
--
Waddling Eagle
World Famous Flight Instructor

C J Campbell wrote:
On 2007-10-18 16:24:45 -0700, Jim Logajan said:

"Robert M. Gary" wrote:
On Oct 18, 1:52 pm, Jim Logajan wrote:
I saw the following poll at Doug Reeve's "Van's Airforce" and was
mildly surprised to see almost 70% first logged time under the age of
30 (at least at the time I last looked):

http://www.vansairforce.com/communit...ad.php?t=22591

So I wonder how many of you I can get to (reasonably) honestly answer
the following three questions:

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

Pseudochelidoninae or Hirundininae?

Pseudochelidoninae are river martins, not true swallows. Both African
and European swallows are Hirundininae. Not to put too fine a point on
it, it is generally accepted that all swallows are descended from
African species.

Both African and European species when unladen have a cruising airspeed
of approximately 25 mph, but they can reach 40 or 50 mph in short
bursts. Chinese swallows are about the same.

AAAAaaaaaaaaaah......!!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorge_of_Eternal_Peril

On Oct 18, 7:36 pm, C J Campbell
wrote:

Pseudochelidoninae are river martins, not true swallows. Both African
and European swallows are Hirundininae. Not to put too fine a point on
it, it is generally accepted that all swallows are descended from
African species.

Both African and European species when unladen have a cruising airspeed
of approximately 25 mph, but they can reach 40 or 50 mph in short
bursts. Chinese swallows are about the same.
--
Waddling Eagle
World Famous Flight Instructor

Who are you who is so wise in the ways of swallows?

-Robert (couldn't resist)

(1) In which age range below did you start logging time towards your first
pilot certificate? [41 - 50]

(2) In which age range below did you acquire your (non-student) pilot
certificate? [41 - 50]

(3) How old are you now? [51 - 60]

(4) What is your favorite color? Low Lead Blue

(1) 18
(2) 18
(3) 51
(4) Red

BT

In article ,
Jim Logajan wrote:

(1) In which age range below did you start logging time towards your first
pilot certificate?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

[21-30]

(2) In which age range below did you acquire your (non-student) pilot
certificate?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

[21-30]

(3) How old are you now?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

[41-50]


(4) What is your favorite color?

don't have one

--
Bob Noel
(goodness, please trim replies!!!)

Jim Logajan wrote:
(1) In which age range below did you start logging time towards your first
pilot certificate?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

39
(2) In which age range below did you acquire your (non-student) pilot
certificate?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

41
(3) How old are you now?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

43
(4) What is your favorite color?

blue, no wait
My own answers:
(1) [51 - 60]
(2) Working on it.
(3) [51 - 60] Some days it feels like on the upper side of that range,
others on the lower side.
(4) Arrest-me-red.

On 18 Oct, 21:52, Jim Logajan wrote:
I saw the following poll at Doug Reeve's "Van's Airforce" and was mildly
surprised to see almost 70% first logged time under the age of 30 (at least
at the time I last looked):

http://www.vansairforce.com/communit...ad.php?t=22591

So I wonder how many of you I can get to (reasonably) honestly answer the
following three questions:

(1) In which age range below did you start logging time towards your first
pilot certificate?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

(2) In which age range below did you acquire your (non-student) pilot
certificate?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

(3) How old are you now?
[ 16] [16 - 20] [21 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 70] [ 70]

(4) What is your favorite color?

My own answers:
(1) [51 - 60]
(2) Working on it.
(3) [51 - 60] Some days it feels like on the upper side of that range,
others on the lower side.
(4) Arrest-me-red.



Bunyip years, human or whatever the time is in Anthony's dimension?

Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Bunyip years, human or whatever the time is in Anthony's dimension?

Human, if possible please. Alternate realities, imaginary realms, and
subspace dementia aren't things I grok.