Search results

Steveo1kinevo asks if anybody is in the pattern at non-towered airports. And he's the best pilot that I know. If it's god enough for him, it's good enough for me. :cool: Check it out at 1:58:

typo?

Yes, I should have added this to my post. I know some airports charge landing fees, but I never knew about ramp fees. And are courtesy cars like a rental or are they a loaner for a couple of hours? The etiquette with all that would be nice to experience.

Me three on the self-serve fuel thing. For me: non-towered airports: I did my training and 90% of flights in/out of busy Class D. My CFI and I did exactly 1 flight into Brookhaven (15 minutes away from FRG) for touch and go's at a time in the late afternoon when it was pretty dead. I know how...

Probably user error.

Yep, open season on the airlines. Pay day for everybody.

That's the do-gooder lawyer who sat close to the guy and recorded the video and ran right to facebook to be the first to post it. Notice in each of these 3 cases, there's always people that butt in and escalate the situation. The white knight who came to the cry baby's defense on the AA...

Cooler, not easier. I feel cool reading a raw METAR/TAF.;)

Hey all, I'm interested in taking a couple flights from NYC (FRG) to upstate NY, Syracuse (SYR) and Plattsburgh. It's about 3 hours each way. At $160/hr, that's almost $1000 rental for the round trip. I'm looking for a cheaper option. How do clubs work? I assume you pay a monthly fee of...

Apparently, it protects the murderer's heirs from being sued by the victim's family. Completely illogical but that seems to be MA law according to what I heard on Sports talk radio this morning.

Aaron Hernandez's murder conviction will most likely be vacated since he's now dead (per Massachusetts law). It's a strange law where if you die with an open appeal, your conviction is set aside. In another twist, The New England Patriots may have to pay his family the $3.25 million signing...

Condolences. I know what you mean. About 2 years ago, a friend of mine who lived in NJ (we live in NYC) passed away from a heart attack. My wife and I had been talking about going to visit him for a couple of years before that, but always something came up or we were too lazy to drive into...

I soloed at 112 hours, I spent over $30k on training. If you can afford it, go for it. Think of the extra hours not as a waste, but as gaining experience, and enjoy the extra flying, it's supposed to be fun. Read the comments that people made on my identical threads to yours. Like you, I got...

My bad, class C.

Easy to prove your hypothesis. Land on a taxi way at a big Bravo airport and see what happens to you.