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Like you needed another reason not to go to Branson.

In this case, it made $5M sense to use it. Unfortunately, they didn't.

https://www.norwegian.com/uk/about/our-story/tail-fin-heroes/

Perhaps the Murphy Moose. http://www.murphyair.com/detail/moose

Saw one a while back--it looked like a mini C-180.

Aft CG makes a plane less stable in pitch. While it may be able to fly, it may not tolerate less than perfect technique. With six adults, it was probably close to, if not over its MGTOW. A great set up for a stall at low altitude. Even if it doesn't spin, it would probably be difficult to...

Air carrier

, AIM para 4-1-20 d. 1. The transponder must operated only as specified by ATC. Activate the "IDENT" feature only upon request of the ATC controller. Identing without being told to could result in the controller mistaking you for someone he/she told to ident.

However, they are covered under the Air Carrier Access Act, which is what airlines are subject to.

FDC 7/4319 FDC PART 1 OF 3 SECURITY SPECIAL SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SELECT SPORTING EVENTS. THIS NOTAM REPLACES FDC NOTAM 4/3621 TO CLARIFY ATC AUTHORIZATION OF TRANSITING FLIGHTS. THIS NOTAM IMPLEMENTS SECTION 352 OF PUBLIC LAW 108-7 AS AMENDED BY SECTION 521 OF PUBLIC LAW 108-199. PURSUANT...

http://flyinginhawaii.com/instructional-resources/vfr-departure-and-arrival-procedures-at-honolulu/

The Honolulu Inset on the Hawaiian Sectional shows a VFR transition route just to the north of PHNL.

Property tax is based on the location of the property.

What "FAA listing of TFRs" did you find this "super secret" TFR in?

The margin is whatever space a smart pilot adds to the outside of the TFR.

I immediately knew what it was without anything being different.

Had a rare snow storm when I lived in Oklahoma. I didn't have any problem in our Dodge Grand Caravan, but the drainage ditches were filled with 4WD pickups and SUVs. What they forgot was that all cars have four-wheel brakes; having power to all four wheels merely gets them to the scene of the...

What states don't issue bonds?

"Maths" is the term used in British English. American English uses math.

People who use then when they mean than. Than is used word when making a comparison, such as: In-n-Out is better than Five Guys.