Timbeck2
Final Approach
I have one of those, standing in the corner of my office.
My buddy has one too, still on his C-210 as it was designed to be.
I have one of those, standing in the corner of my office.
I have my planes w&b info saved in foreflight. Takes 2 secondsWhat do you all carry for W&B if anything? Are they looking for an equipment list and an overall W&B. Or a specific W&B for that flight which I always have on my phone or tablet?
I made mine, using the runway at RZT and a strong quartering wind gust.My buddy has one too, still on his C-210 as it was designed to be.
I had one try to ding me because my 50 psi tires looked kinda squatty with about 10,000 lbs sitting on them.I had one new maintenance inspector try to ding me because I didn't have an annual inspection on my King Air.
I had one try to ding me because my 50 psi tires looked kinda squatty with about 10,000 lbs sitting on them.
I had one new maintenance inspector try to ding me because I didn't have an annual inspection on my King Air.
Huh? Is the King Air immune from annual inspections?
Huh? Is the King Air immune from annual inspections?
As we pointed out in a different thread, protein and glucose is what is mandated, but sometimes the test strips have panels for a few other things like ketones and such. Pilots are never asked to test any drugsFAA doesn't drug test part 91 at all. The pee sample you give during a medical, as I understand it, isn't use for a drug test but to check various bodily functions.
One of the many ramp checks I have gone through. Back when I was flying a C-210 hauling cancelled checks.
I had parked, finished for the night, and was walking towards the office. I was walking in front of a line of probably 15 C-210s. The last plane I was walking by was a low wing of some kind. That is when I noticed my shoe lace was untied. I stopped and bent over to tie the lace, and when I bent over my flight bag emptied itself.
So after tying my shoe, I started stuffing everything back in my flight bag. I noticed two people walking towards me. As I stood up one of the guys introduced himself, then started looking at the low wing. He started showing me things that were wrong with the plane. The more he found, the louder he got. He finally finished and told me he would speak to the Director of Maintenance about the poor shape of the plane and for me to expect some sort of discipline for flying it in such condition.
I asked him why he was telling me all this. He really yelled this time, telling me I was in several violations for flying this plane.
I put my flight bag down, put my hands on my hips and yelled back, loudly. I WAS NOT FLYING THIS PLANE.!!! I DO NOT KNOW WHO THIS PLANE BELONGS TO.!!
This guy looked at me with a surprised look on is face and did not say a word. I picked up my flight bag and walked away.
You have the funniest stories. I retell my same 3 stupid stories over and over and every thread you have something else.
Being on the bottom rung of the 135 world has had its interesting days.