Kit was a good example of CRM for cars

hahahahahahaha. thanks man i needed that today.

Hopefully it was full of halon and he gets the cancer and is never able to spawn.

I dont think that it really matters which school you go to, either way you come out of school with the same amount of hours and the same piece of paper... although one will cost you at least ten thousand bucks more. My advice... save your money do it at a flying club/school. Finish and start working...

Im retarded

I wouldnt be posting that if it said i looked like issac hansen... wasnt he the gay one. just kidding

Better come with a PPC in hand for Borek

An alternate way?... other than just calling him?

BE-02, minted in january.

249 more hours till Jazz!

But that aside... congrats. But your ticket... take the ride.

Happy birthday. To you i give my all my knowledge, with that in hand and a buck sixty you can get yourself a coffee. But its the thought that counts

well it has been confirmed, contrail requirements have gone down... but to what im not sure.

Heard a rumour that the contrail requirements have been lowered. Can anyone confirm this or have a link to the website?

250 hours TT overnight... funny thing about cooking your logbook!!!

There are so many NAC's out there, i cant keep them all straight. Which one are you talking about?

John Travolta.

Just curious as to how many of you out there have flown with or are currently flying with a captain that has no idea what the hell is going on. And you ask yourself everyday how in the hell this guy passed his ride.

250 multi to meet contrails F/O

The girls at YOW shell, you know who you are.

$5 not spent on a Bucket

$10 not spent on a cleaning Brush

$50 not spent on 10 liters of Jet Clean

Actually paying crew what they're worth = PRICELESS!!!!!!! (F/O = 36K/year)

We are missing the point here... THE FLAMES WON 4 - 0!!!

if you end up going there say hi to 'ol tittles for me.

1) the operator, in respect to an aircraft, is: A) the person renting the aircraft B) the leasee C) person in possession of the aircraft 2) class B airspace lies: between 12500 up to but not including 18000 3) it is recommended not to fly after 24 hours of drinking because the alcohol remains in: A)...

I heard a rumour that 1900's are not required to be run two crew in a cargo configuration... any truth to this or is it just a state side rule?

I dont know if this has already been posted here... Anyways

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dmVU08zVpA

and the all time classic. Everytime you touch yourself god kills a kitten.