Trip to lexington

[detpilot]

True, but there are a lot more pilots flying light twins that don't know what they are doing, than pilots flying 747's who don'nt know what they're
doing. You don't need an interview and 4 weeks of training, and 10,000 hours to buy a light twin, lol!

[Navymmw]

YAAAAA!, I break streak for the fourm of just IVO, and DetPilot!

Anyway, nice pics!!!!

Witch state was Lexinton in? Who was landing?

What licenses do you have?

Whats the Biggist Plane youve Flown?

If you become a pilot for anyairline, what airline?

And also

What was a good place to eat that your instructor suggested?

oh ya, good luck flying.

[detpilot]

Hehe, thanks man! Lexington is in Kentucky, I was landing (and doing everything else for that matter, lol), I have my private pilot license,
Instrument rating, and hopefully next week will have my Commercial license with multi-engine and instrument ratings. Biggest plane I have ever
flown is the Mitsubishi MU-2, twin engine turboprop. If I could work for any airline, it would be Continental, or maybe Southwest. And my instructor
recommended a great barbeque place in Battle Creek, Up in Smoke, and I just ate some today. Mmmmm!! hehe!