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If the strut is flat, any shock to the landing gear leads to metal to metal contact in the strut. And that shock is transmitted to the spar. BAD idea.

What are the good apps for FAR and AIM?

Tiger is as fast or faster than an Arrow and fixed pitch and fixed gear. :)

It was fun to fly. :)

Something like this, But best would be one where emergencies are listed on the first page, one per line, and that points to a tab for that page. Like the airline in the pic.

Thanks. Good to know.

People's Express did not fail. They merged/got bought by Continental. Who merged with United. Eastern did fail, mainly because the employees did not learn from history how Frank Lorenzo operated. There is a graphic showing the timeline of all the US airlines. Very few just die.

Yeah, you can spend a lot of money to win a case where there are no assets. Makes sense. :D

Another kudos for the O2D2. Greatly reduces O2 usage.

Except you DO know the fees at a restaurant. And can leave without incurring any. They do not charge you to walk in the door.

Huh??? J will be faster than an E. LOTS of aerodynamic clean ups to make the J.

I would not eat cookies that did not come from a KNOWN safe source. They may contain more than cannabis.

If you put an SD card in the slot, all those (actually several hundred parameters) are saved to the SD card. You only use the auto upload to Garmin that you get with using GP.

Also does not do EIS and data logging with auto upload. But I mainly run FF with my Garmin panel. And mainly only use GP for database updates.

https://yak110.com/

Your alternate for Continental is a Flooded Start. It works, but if you over prime, you can have fuel dripping out of the engine and a fire hazard. I used to use this method all the time, but have reconsidered due to the fire risk.

Do you fly a Cirrus???? :D :D :D :D PUSH the plane out of the way, then do your cockpit stuff.

Let me guess, it was a Cirrus that did that????

Great idea. I did fly on 9/12. More of a memorial to the day we couldn't fly.

As stated, rubbing alcohol is isopropanol. It is specifically allowed in my plane up to 1% to deal with water contamination. Other models of the same make allow up to 3%. No idea why the difference.