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Old April 15th 05, 01:04 PM
Dylan Smith
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In article .com, Ben Hallert wrote:
happened. He starts laughing, and it turns out that the wind in cabin
grabbed the new instrument training hood that he had purchased the day
earlier (to replace a cracked on) and sucked it out the door.


Oh, I can beat that. I opened the window on our old Cessna 140. Instead
of opening normally, it opened an inch or two, fluttered a bit then
departed the airframe and went off to meet its destiny in Galveston
Bay...

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