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Their kids with be British and American. I think it’s a ploy by the queen to take America back Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yep. That sums it up. So you can see why I’m impressed with the whole FBO thing in general. One thing I will miss about flying in the UK is due to the population density, there is almost always a fly in somewhere nearby every weekend. The downside being you’ll be lucky to get above 3000 given...

I spent many years across the pond trying to justify a trip to Oshkosh. Believe me! I’ll definitely be visiting in 2018. She’s old but she gets the job done. $100 an hour wet too so happy days. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

At the time the currency requirements were simpler, and the medial requirements changed for the full ICAO. At the time I would have had to jump a lot of hoops to get the required class 2 medical. Thankfully all that’s resolved now. I did consider going home and renewing my old ICAO with a...

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Coming from the UK, the concept of FBOs at so many fields is very new to me. Usually you’ll find a single flying school or shack, which could be considered an FBO, but they certainly don’t market themselves as such in the way I’m seeing in the USA and don’t really want to help you. My question...

Ha indeed. I’m not complaining. Flying costs about half as much as I was paying back home. Plus the culture around no landing fees, lots of airfields, more open airspace etc is very refreshing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Married an American girl. Sorry for stealing one of your women! #tratorusformercolonists

You're right in that is a real pain. That's exactly why I'm going to through the process as if I'm just any other student pilot......except one who already has a load of solo time :) I went and did my 150nm cross country a few weeks ago to at least show the DPE that I'm not just trying to bend...

Try as I might, my wife is not interested in coming flying. At all! So that's lucky, dude!

Hi everyone! I recently relocated to Cincinnati Ohio having lived in the UK all my life. I got my PPL 19 years ago aged 17. I originally had a full ICAO licence that would have been recognized by the FAA, however after 9/11 the industry took a downturn, so I decided not to pursue aviation...