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I flew to an airport within a class B, dodged thunderstorms, and got a good dinner out of my commercial xc. It is what you make it.

We do 200ft AGL approach stabilized up here...works well.

Only a few times outside of training. Either for other traffic at an uncontrolled field or for thunderstorms between us and the destination airport.

^^^Same lol no

We had gusts 45-60 the past few days up here...fun

I second the double major.

Wow that Mooney! Awesome pics

We've got about 2.5-3 feet now. Got 16 inches in 2 days, took them two days to get the ramps plowed... that's the worst part.

The Zulu 2 and I believe the Bose mute aux or Bluetooth 80% when someone talks or comm 1 take priority. Works well.

This is the stupidest idea I've ever heard.

If you go the college aviation program route be sure to apply for any and all scholarships. UND has about $400,000 aviation specific scholarships per year and each year some of that money goes unclaimed because people are too lazy to apply. Use this to your advantage as it can REALLY help make...

It sure was still the late shore limited a few days ago. 3 hours late leaving Chicago and 3:30 late into Cleveland. Thank God it's comfortable at least.

We've got engine covers on all the planes and they're such a pain especially when it's windy (which is always). Keeps them running though. It was negative 17 ambient when I left for Christmas break a few days ago...builds character.

Hahaha. Ya Bismark and Devils Lake seem to be as far west as many students go. I've got some long XCs in the next semester so maybe....although Duluth and MSP to the east are hard to beat. And yes the new Archers are very very nice.

Yep. First of 6 we've gotten this past month. About 70 more on the way.

A few of my favorites from the past couple months.

I'll preheat below 30 no matter how much of a pain my club's red dragon is...

Very true...I had two flights canceled out of ORD this weekend. Luckily the Amtrak got me home relatively on time.

Full Metal Jacket.

Some ND pics