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These wake accidents happen occasionally, even now. Some are rather insidious, than simply following an aircraft in trail to the same runway. A number of years ago, a very experienced pilot was flying over water(cruise) just east of Milwaukee, going to Oshkosh. He was low, I think it was a...

Same thing happened at Reno 5+ years ago, I think 757 also. https://learn.fly8ma.com/bonanza-a36-crashes-due-to-wake-turbulence/

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/346941 Loss of power on a training flight, stated. My usual first question is, was fuel flowing to the engine? That seems to be an issue with many such ‘failures’.

The plane will have ‘dimples’ convex bumps at balance points for the Jack shaft to mate with. I don’t have my own jacks($300 ish each), but thought about getting some. Even with the dimples one must proceed with caution. As you can imagine, your year could be messed up if it slips off the Jack.

Yeah, plan C on hold now. Since no big hurry, Little need to have the car halfway up for a period of time.

My Mom lives in the Northern U.P. of Michigan . I’m just trying to bringer her a car. Don’t worry, I have plan A & B already. I was just looking for another option.

And who is manning the EPA now? My pet peeve is the fuel can. I want to bring back the regular one, pour spout with air hole in back. Yes, mine are are older or ‘modified’. Think of the amount of leaded gas burned now compared to 1970, but it’s worse now?! We may soon have WWIII to...

I would consult with an AME versed in such matters. Yeah, that can be a minefield, EX’s & so forth, not saying which side the blame lies. The one guy I hunt with is limited to bow only, no guns. In his younger days he got tangled up with an EX. I had a girl who was drinking on head meds...

OK, I’ll, drive the car, you pick me up. I’ll buy the food.

Near Lake Geneva, WI, to an airport North of Green Bay. I'm just looking for plan C.

Tomorrow or Saturday, 2010 Ford Focus.

Drive a car to N WI, I’ll pick you up? You log the time?

Doesn’t mean it’s true, this article says the pilot spotted the mower ‘on the runway’? I have a friend, lives at a private air park, kinda quiet. There are rules, but there are also those that can’t help but go across the runway. This could be on a mower, walking a dog, whatever. I’d like to...

Not much to add that hasn’t been said. The crash site looks very unforgiving, brush, trees, hilly.

Well, the kids were younger, helpful with the weight. The rest, fuel load & cargo, could be adding up. Since it happened right after or during the takeoff, performance is often questioned. Very tragic accident no doubt.

If you haven’t seen this yet, protesters cleared.

I happen to have a spare vehicle now, WI. I did some bartering & ended up with a 2010 Ford Focus. It’s in decent shape, I’m going through it, some TLC. It may not turn many heads, but works.

Yeah, maybe not high G, but he was pulling up, the wing did fold, something not right. I can’t blame it on the gender reveal party itself, silly as they can be. Sad that the pilot augured in, at least the wreckage didn’t take others out.

https://wfca.com/articles/biggest-wildfires-in-us-history/#:~:text=The%20biggest%20wildfire%20in%20recorded,claimed%20at%20least%20160%20lives. Just like with hurricanes, costs will always go up. There are more people, more structure, things cost more.

Just East of the runway? 5 minutes before midnight? At the time the weather seemed to be 6-700 OVC, dark of course.