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Not tonight. You are already at a strange airport, out of gas for whatever reason, doing a cross-country. The last thing you need to do is get back into that plane tonight. Things will work out, you will get some gas, and you can continue in the light of day. Safely.

I like it but what do I know. It's the convergence of technology into something that has been around since the Wright Brothers. Every little bit seems like a gimmick but put them all together and you have a nice package. It's the same thing that Tesla is doing and I believe it will eventually...

https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/05/americas/air-canada-plane-wheel-falls-off-trnd/index.html AND https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/05/americas/plane-off-runway-halifax-trnd/index.html

https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/04/us/california-plane-crash-trnd/index.html It was a TM-1 Thunder Mustang. RIP.

One last point. Make sure the weight of you, your CFI(s), and fully loaded fuel, extras you will be carrying, will work for the plane you intend on buying.

Fire officials later identified the dead as: • Ian E. Biggs, 51, pilot • Robert Vaughn Crisp II, 59 • Carley Ann McCord, 30 • Gretchen D. Vincent, 51 • Michael Walker Vincent, 15 The 6th passenger was identified as Stephen Wade Berzas, 37. He is in critical condition.

I like how you can see how the wings wobbled back and forth in the field. A little surprised that one didn't catch and spin it.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/28/us/louisiana-small-plane-crash/index.html Not many details yet.

Do they also make ice cream?

New story, more to come https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/27/us/wichita-kansas-plant-explosion/index.html

I am from Miami and they had Royal Castle, a Miami-based chain before Burger King. I grew up eating at Royal Castle and when I tried White Castle there was a notioceable difference in taste. Not sure, today, what made them so different, but they were fantastic as a kid.

I say don't post it now. Based on your initial statement, and plain old human psychology, you "relived" the accident and it brought up issues you had just started to put away, or had not even begun to process yet. That's normal. Reevaluate this in a year, or two...or ten, and see if there is...

I just came back last night from an AA flight. First class cross country on the way out there, no issues, no concerns. Exit row on the way back, plane was delayed for over 60 minutes because they did not have a flight attendant, as this was a hub to hub there were almost half the plane that...

I remember playing with that, or something very close to that, when I was younger. I always crashed when the props stopped spinning.

If this happened at a US airport I guess there would have been a different discussion after landing.

Sobering.

Here you go: Short, sweet, complete. http://www.blueridgesportflight.com

It it wrong to want this to be the fault of the aircraft and not the student. However I also guess the CFI will be up for questioning as well.

I always love the throttles on those planes. Beautiful aircraft.

I wonder what the difference would be, on radar, between birds and a flock of drones, like in the movie, Angel Has Fallen.