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Took a break from the 777

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On another note, I'm going to fly again! Just don't know from where and when...lol

 

haha!

 

 

 


Kyle, thanks for pointing to your blog, good job! You took me back to my days of training, although back then we did not have DA40s and the amazing avionics you can find in today's GA fleet. I remember my first trip to the airport looking at a beat up C152 and thinking "what am I getting myself into" :) Anyways, best of luck in your endeavor, I will visit your blog for updates

 

Hey John - thanks!  Yeah, I was giving Luke Pabari a hard time the other day because he was about to fly his long solo cross country in an aircraft with a moving map GPS.  The blog doesn't go back to my PPL training back in 2003-2007, but my long cross country was flown in a C152/A with a paper chart and looking at the ground, while double-checking my times on my paper plan...

 

I flew that same aircraft from OKV-PEO (about 215nm) a few months after getting my license, at night, over the "mountains" of western PA, using VORs alone to get myself where I needed to be.  It was pretty fun, actually.

 

Heck, it wasn't until October of 2011 that I even decided to get checked out on the G1000 where I rent planes.  As for the DA40, I just fly it for the speed.  It gets me to the destination a little faster, so unless I'm building time, I use it because it's a little cheaper in the end, point-to-point.

Kyle Rodgers

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I went through PPL 1995-1996.

 

 

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Tebin Ulrich

...but my long cross country was flown in a C152/A with a paper chart and looking at the ground, while double-checking my times on my paper plan...

 

Ah, what a way to fly. The only plane I fly that has a GPS is a Super Decathlon, but that's only because if I took a paper map I'd end up wearing it after my first roll.

Jordan Forrest

After a 777F flight earlier today, I decided it was time to fly "old reliable"fdx_zps4871d699.png

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Don't get any mustard on your keyboard Dennis :lol:

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I'm at work. In briefing.

 

 

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Brian A. Neuman

 

Proud simmer since 1982 using the following simulators: Sublogic Flight Simulator 1 and 2. Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0, 5.1, FS95, FS98, FS2000, FS2002, FS2004, FSX (and unfortunately Flight!). Terminal Reality Fly 1 and 2. Sierra Pro Pilot, Looking Glass/Eidos/Electronic Arts Flight Unlimited I, II and III, Laminar Research X-Plane 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, FS Aerofly 2, Lockheed Martin Perpar3D 2.X, 3.X, 4.X and 5.X and Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020). Not to mention numerous combat simulators and games related to flight that I have played with over the years.

System: Intel I7-7700K-Water Cooled, 32GB Ram, GTX 1080Ti, 500gb SSD, 1TB HD and dedicated 1TB and 2TB SSD's for Flight Simulators

And flew the 737-700 today. Still an awesome aircraft and a joy to fly.

 

 

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Same feeling, missing the NGX already, great aircraft, i can say it is the BMW M3 of aircrafts, a joy to drive, i mean TO FLY. 

Steve

Hey Kyle, the good old long x-country.. I still remember mine N07-KAVP-KALB-KGON-N07... lots of fun, just plain charts and the good old E6B. I am sure it is all on IPAD or other electronic device nowadays, I wish we had these available back then. I haven't flown GA in quite a few years, last time I went up in a friends M20 I remember getting a bit nervous waiting for him to flare (I am used to sit a bit higher now ..lol) . anyways .. good luck and be safe up there!

John.

Having toast for breakfast #yolo #jamontoast

777 is a great airplane and I like doing the long hauls (takeoff before bed, land in the morning) but the airplane is so automated that after flying the NGX for so long there seems like there's nothing to do.

Steve Giblin

 

17,501 tweets later.... yeah I'll walk away slowly  :P

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- Luke Pabari

Having toast for breakfast #yolo #jamontoast

 

Haha! :lol:

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