Irene McC
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- CPT, South Africa
Love your statics, @jhawk1000
Thanks so much John!!Excellent photography, Yaniv. Well done, mate.
Near the end of our visit to the LA area, we found this excellent aviation museum. The Planes of Fame Museum in Chino, CA. Most of the aircraft here still fly, in fact we saw a couple take off going to an air show for this weekend.
We got a tour by a docent who was a pilot, served in WWII and Korea, and was a doctor. I have never met someone with so much historical aviation knowledge.
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This is Tom Cruise’s P51 that he flew in Top Gun Maverick.
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Thanks. I don’t think they were heading to Edwards. He said they were heading to the Santa Barbara area, but I can’t remember exactly where.Nice series. Beautiful birds captured well.
It's a treat when you can find a docent who's been there done that, they're becoming a bit rare these days.
Birds flying out might have been heading to Edwards AFB - IIRC they're having their first airshow in something like 15 years this weekend.
I hope he follows the "8 hours bottle-to-throttle" rule!These photos are from 2013 with the late Johan Steyn at Swellengrebel fly-in.
I've just heard the sad news that this 45 year old Piper Cherokee belonging to Worcester Flying School overshot the runway
and ended up burning out completely. Student and instructor both escaped without serious injury.
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Wow.I hope he follows the "8 hours bottle-to-throttle" rule!
Depending on the degree of intoxication, it can take a lot longer than 8 hours for BAC to drop below even 0.08%. Also different for males and females, also different for some sub-races of homo sapiens, some of whom take far longer for their liver to process the alcohol out of our blood stream.I hope he follows the "8 hours bottle-to-throttle" rule!
Depending on the degree of intoxication, it can take a lot longer than 8 hours for BAC to drop below even 0.08%. Also different for males and females, also different for some sub-races of homo sapiens, some of whom take far longer for their liver to process the alcohol out of our blood stream.
It's a pretty complicated topic ...
Something a little out of the ordinary.
Well I've never seen that before.