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Thanks! Tower controller said they have 50 more SouthWest jets coming in soon. I've read they can hold over 500.

You should! I think they were just happy to have somebody flying around in the pattern :) They were fine with multiple approaches. I did 2 500 AGL approaches on runway 21 and a low approach on 35.

Victorville, CA is one of the biggest airplane parking lots at the moment due to Covid-19. I flew my Grumman Tiger over there this weekend to check it out. The tower controllers were amazing and let me do a few low-ish approaches.

I think it should be moved to December. Camping would be great that time of year.:D

I wasn’t aware there was one, but I have noticed tons of paragliders there. I’ll have to check it out next time.

and make sure you do a video of this flight for my amusement....preferably with the cat in your lap the entire time.

I’ve spent my last 2 Christmas’ in Valle de Bravo as my fiancé’s family has a house there. Really nice place.

Plus install of the 730 since the form factor is different. I weighed the options too and, for me at the time, the repair made the most sense.

My 700 crapped out last year. JPI fixed it for about $150, if I recall.

Beaches are closed in Los Angeles. Not a power trip lifeguard. Order from the mayor.

Of course he wasn't at risk of infecting anyone, but why is this guy above the law that (most) everybody else is adhering to? Nobody likes it, but most reasonable people in the city understand that it's NOT a nonsensical temporary restriction. If you really feel like breaking down the details of...

The beaches are closed. He ignored multiple requests to return to shore. He deserved it. It definitely sucks but that's just where we're at right now.

Alaska Float Ratings in Moose Pass. My dad, a friend and me got our rating there a few years back. Awesome. I’m actually editing a video about it for my YT channel now. I assume this year is a no-go, however.

Rich, How’s the general aviation scene in Oaxaca? My fiancé is from CDMX and I’d love to fly my plane down there one day. My Tiger is far from the ideal plane for that, but it’s fun to think about.

As somebody who has occasionally posted videos on here, this made me laugh. First, I will say I fully understand if you could care less about watching a video. Just like the numerous other threads on here that don't appeal to you, skip it. (kinda like that currently 7 page thread about toilet...

AOPA lists it here: https://www.aopa.org/travel/international-travel/mexico The basics: radio station license for aircraft, passport (duh), radio operators permit, CBP decal, 406 ELT, 3rd class or BasicMed.

Thx. My guess is you could only pull that data from onboard flight computers. I seem to recall seeing that kind of thing in some Cirrus accidents.

Here is a video I put together about this crash. It's sobering. Fly safe.

Let's be honest...the whole situation is pretty depressing. That said, abiding by the order, while certainly not enforced (at this time) is something worth doing for the greater good. While there will always be people out there doing their own thing because "it's their constitutional right"...