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By: charlene newport

charlene newport — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:58:51 +0000

looking for rick vargas & chris alba wingwalking team. They perfomer the Wing 1990 at fullertin airport calif.

By: Airmail

Airmail — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 22:28:06 +0000

Lex,

Thanks for that. Any day at the airport is a good day.

Last Wednesday, I was at MIA prepping 38,000 kgs of DoD material for a departure on our trusty DC8-63F. The flight plan called for MIA-YQX 2 hour tech stop-HHN 16 hour crew rest-DOH. Did the weight and balance, got the documents signed off by Customs and Border Protection, ordered 105,000 lbs of fuel, scheduled the airplane to be towed from remote parking, called the caterers for 12 of everything (sandwiches, fruit tray, salads, soft drinks, water, ice and desserts), had the crew picked up from the hotel and scheduled the loaders to meet the airplane on spot 61 in the Western U. Pushback was at 1303, wheels up at 1317. Weather crapped out in Germany so we crew rested in Gander. 13 hours later we flew YQX-HHN-DOH…..a good day.

By: Sandi

Sandi — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:45:35 +0000

Kris, you are so right. Marianne touched on two climate zones with which I am familiar; born and raised in Hawaii and currently residing in Wisconsin. I love all four seasons in Wisconsin, but winter is my favorite. I’m not really interested in living in the land of eternal summer.

By: Kris, in New England

Kris, in New England — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:08:30 +0000

Marianne, the changing of the seasons and snowfall are, once you’re in them, highly over-rated.

Aw Max – the change of seasons is the whole reason to live in places like you and I do. Or maybe I’m just one of those sick people who don’t mind any of the 4 seasons in New England- including winter.

By: steveH

steveH — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:05:04 +0000

I finally saw a Varga close up a few days ago.

The day after Christmas, I took my nephew up for his first time in a small plane, in this case a Tecnam light sport. We stopped for a while at Hollister’s airport after doing some landings, and the Varga dropped in for fuel about that time. I expected it would be a little bigger…

Nephew had just graduated with a BA in computer science, and he’s jumped out of perfectly good airplanes (Ft. Benning, two summers ago). He’s starting a Masters in a couple weeks, and will be commissioned as an Army 2nd Lt. in May. Busy.

He loved the flight; wants to get both fixed-wing and rotorcraft ratings. It was a good day.