The Most Interesting Pilot in the World...

:nono:

But I like where you're going...

"There's a time and a place for ATITAPA. The time... is never. You can figure out the place on your own."

:rofl:

Actually, I do like certain high wings. But in the piston world, I fly low wings.

The Most Interesting Pilot in the World on Taxi Lines:

"You see this yellow line? It is here to entice you to stay centered on taxiways. While I do not like being coerced, in this case I shall make an exception."
 
I don't often fly a wide pattern, but when I do, it's because of the student pilot in the beat up 152 ahead of me.

Stay current, my friends.
 
When he gets ramp checked, he hears, "Hi, I'm from the FAA and I'm here for your autograph."

He chooses the wind direction based on which runway he wants to use.

His first solo flight was in a DC3.

His transponder has eights and nines.

ATC has never had to ask him to ident.

He only has to click once for pilot controlled lighting.

He leads the "follow me" vehicle back to the ramp.

He gives himself biannual flight reviews.

Technicians calibrate the ILS to his approach.

He is allowed to respond on the radio instead of rocking his wings during an Oshkosh arrival.

He doesn't have to ask for the option, it is implied.

His airspeed indicator does not have a red line.

The POH for his planes are handwritten.... in his own writing.

He's pulled 4 g maneuvers.... in the Goodyear Blimp.


Stay current my friends.
 
His transponder has eights and nines.
He leads the "follow me" vehicle back to the ramp.
Technicians calibrate the ILS to his approach.
Perfect!

He issued Orville Wright's pilot certificate.

He gives checkrides to the FAA.

He keeps his plane at Area 51.
 
Bob Hoover created his Shrike show after seeing him fly an airplane cross-country without fuel, twice.

The U.S. Government created the C-5 Galaxy to carry his entourage. It wasn't big enough.

He graciously bowed out of the Ansari X-Prize challenge to give Rutan and others a fighting chance.

He's the only pilot who ever refused to give Steve Tupper a media ride.

He doesn't practice off-field landings because airports spring up spontaneously underneath his aircraft as his mere presence.

CFIs have tried to fail instruments on him, and failed. They then beg for permission to sign his logbook.

Stay current, my friends.
 
Before he starts his engine, everybody on the ramp gathers around and shouts CLEAR.

His plane has a pause button. (but he's never used it)
 
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He once did a touch a go with the gear up, on the water.
He flies formation as a flight of one.
He has his own ICAO tail number prefix.

Stay current my friends.
 
Whenever possible, ATC reports the altimeter setting based on his encoder and reported altitude.
 
The Smithsonian already has his exhibit planned.
Ice refuses to cling to his airplane.
Helicopters stop leaking when he flies them.
He gets his own SIGMET.
Flight Watch frames his PIREPS.
He generates his own hi-pressure system.
He is a mandatory reporting point
He has his own intersection - NTRST
 
He flys RVSM...in a C150
His density altitude is negative, no matter how high he flies
He's never had a headwind once he leaves the ground

I don't always fly partial-panel, but when I do, I prefer to be blindfolded
 
Remember, you'll never get as clean by washing, as you will by flying through a hurricane.

Stay current (yes I drank the koolaid), my friends.
 
Pandora streams his clearance read backs.
His incorrect answers on knowledge exams become the new correct answers.
His eye gleams when someone mentions Martha King.

"I don't always file, but when I do, I use DUATs.

Stay frosty, my friends."
 
When discussing SI1094D he tells you to ignore that pesky diagram in the back...

He is the most interesting pilot in the world...

Stay current my friends.
 
The magenta line follows the most interesting pilot in the world.
 
The NRST button on his GPS always returns his present position.

Other pilots don't say ATITAPA, they say MIPITWPA.

When he asks for airport advisories, he's given the times and locations of the best
hangar parties and happy hours.

He is...the most interesting pilot in the world.

"I don't always fly rotary wings, but when I do, I prefer black ops."

"Stay current, my friends."




(PS - sorry if I might have gotten some repeats. It's getting harder to keep track.)
 
The NRST button on his GPS always returns his present position.

Other pilots don't say ATITAPA, they say MIPITWPA.

When he asks for airport advisories, he's given the times and locations of the best
hangar parties and happy hours.

He is...the most interesting pilot in the world.

"I don't always fly rotary wings, but when I do, I prefer black ops."

"Stay current, my friends."




(PS - sorry if I might have gotten some repeats. It's getting harder to keep track.)

What is "ATITAPA" and "MIPITWPA" ?
 
What is "ATITAPA" and "MIPITWPA" ?

...is not a question the Most Interesting Pilot In The World would ask...

Please Advise is a request others might make...whether it is from All Traffic In The Area or not. :D
 
He has performed tail rotor repairs.......in flight.
He can hover at 50% Nr.
His blood IS Jet A.
He can cancel out all vibration by simply touching the collective.
He can fly inverted and mow his lawn at the same time.
His helicopter does not leak.

He is the most interesting pilot in the world.

I do not always fly, but when I do, I prefer helicopters.

Stay current my friends.
 
helicopter : a swirling mass of metal fatigue surrounded by an oil leak.

Thus the most interesting pilot in the world's helicopter does not leak. Besides, if they're leaking you're fine. It becomes much more concerning when they stop.
 
He wrote the FAR/AIM
He doesn't enter spins, the world spins around him

Im tired, that is all I have for now haha
 
He can fly direct without any navaids... in IMC.

He shoots ILSs in VMC to make other pilots feel better about their inability to shoot visual approaches in IMC.

He flies at times when birds stay on the ground.

When he loses an engine on a twin, he feathers both props. Just to make it more interesting.

"I do not always shoot instrument approaches. But when I do, I prefer NDB approaches."

Stay current, my friends.
 
:thumbsup: Wow, think of how fast I could mow the yard! Ted, I think it is time we re-think our lawn care methods. :yes:

I like it! And it will annoy the neighbors in record time. I'll check Controller for a used Chinook... :D

In a gale. no, make that a hurricane. With low fuel. and no divert.

That's a typical day for the most interesting pilot in my world.
 
I just saw one of the real commercials tonight, one that I don't remember seeing before:

He bowls, overhand.
 
He tows banners and water skier's from a V-22...off the Horn of Africa.
160th SOAR bows at his presence, and offers him PIC whenever he shows up.
He flew stealth technology before it existed.
He is the most interesting pilot in the world.
"Stay aloft, my friends"
 
He tugs on Superman's cape because HE flew with it first...
He spits in the wind... and it shifts.
He KNOWS the Lone Ranger and doesn't need to pull off the mask.
Jim's his friend. Doesn't need to mess with him.

He IS the most interesting pilot in the world.

"I don't always fly without a cape, but when I do, I prefer Pipers."

Soar on, my friend.
 
He tugs on Superman's cape because HE flew with it first...
He spits in the wind... and it shifts.
He KNOWS the Lone Ranger and doesn't need to pull off the mask.
Jim's his friend. Doesn't need to mess with him.

He IS the most interesting pilot in the world.

"I don't always fly without a cape, but when I do, I prefer Pipers."

Soar on, my friend.

But New York's not his home.
 
He got his Sport, Recreational, Private, Commercial and ATP the same day and on the same flight all before he had any actual experience.

When he was born, he dropped out of his mamma and yelled "CLEAR!". He thought the umbilical cord was the arresting cable and caught it with his 3rd right toe.
 
(S)He shuts down engines on him/herself mid-flight... just to make it more interesting.
 
He has an open-invitation to join in demonstration activity with the Blue Angels, Thunderbirds, and Snowbirds, with his personal B-52.
 
He lands on carriers without a tailhook.
The ball calls HIM.
His landing log says "OK3" before he takes off.

He is the most interesting Naval Aviator in the World.
 
Necropost warning!

He's makes approaches in fog so thick, he can't see the instruments.

Danos and I once took off in fog so thick we couldn't see the instruments. ;)
 
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