The strangest flying contraptions

[Joeflyer]

Hmmm, not a bad idea Trackygirl. After all, I know a gentleman and his wife who retrofit those type aircraft with a jet engine

[Tracker801]

hmmmm, and his wife hey...... are you planning on finally getting married then??
Must be her father with a shotgun persuading you

[Joeflyer]

Tracker801 wrote:
hmmmm, and his wife hey...... are you planning on finally getting married then??
Must be her father with a shotgun persuading you

You must be partaking of the beer too heavily tonight, girly I was speaking of a husband and wife who are also aircraft mechanics for
major airlines...they retrofit LongEZ and VariEZ aircraft with the jet engine, silly girl

[Tracker801]

Hey, what do you expect of some pilot having to fly Arjen home LMAO
I have great fear of the day Joeygirl Junior takes over flying WTs already

[KenG]

Launchbury wrote:


747? A little optimistic I think.

Looks like a VariEze or a Long-EZ, but since they are kit planes it is often hard to tell one from another. Either way they are excellent little
kit planes and I would not mind owning one. The little Ezs have great range, good speed and are capable, however limited to nothing
more than a weekend trip with the wife. I think someone made a four place variant of the EZ with a little more passenger and cargo
capacity and a bigger engine.

[Joeflyer]

You are correct, Ken.

[KenG]

Thanks, its good to know that I can still correctly identify General Aviation airplanes. At FL280 you don't get many light airplanes buzzing
around. Piper is the reason that we refer to 10,000' and below as Indian territory. All of the Cherokees, Warriors and Arrows running
around down there.