Humorous Alaskan flying

[alaskan9974]

Im not much of a reader, but I stumbled on these books and got hooked. Doesn't hurt I bump into some of these guys here and there and its fairly true to life, at least as to how things used to be. Mid air duets with John Denver turning into a svfr approach with a shakey mile later on in the books seems par for the course. I'm not involved in selling them or anything, just really enjoyed the series online.

Clouddancer's Alaskan Chronicles by CloudDancer

 

[Mistake Not...]

Cool. I like odd stuff like this.

 

[Zeldman]

What is the statute of limitations for aviation rules..??

 

[Busflyer]

Clouddancer's Alaskan Chronicles by Cl

Read this awhile ago. I wasn’t overly impressed. Read like it was written by a high schooler who was trying to make himself sound important. Just my opinion.

 

[Plano Pilot]

Im not much of a reader, but I stumbled on these books and got hooked. Doesn't hurt I bump into some of these guys here and there and its fairly true to life, at least as to how things used to be. Mid air duets with John Denver turning into a svfr approach with a shakey mile later on in the books seems par for the course. I'm not involved in selling them or anything, just really enjoyed the series online.

Clouddancer's Alaskan Chronicles by CloudDancer

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I have read the first and third and mostly enjoyed them. I found volume III first a few years ago googling pilots I had known years ago. Unfortunately I found Brian in Volume III which talks about pilots that have died, "That Sparkle In His Eyes."

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