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I'm friends with one of the pilots of the TWA Connie. He got hired by TWA at age 21 and was assigned the Connie FO position since he was TOO YOUNG to hold an FE ticket. Bastard! Awesome guy who knows more about aviation than the entire Purdue Faculty--seriously. The guy's a genius. TC P.S.--My picks would be the F-4 for fun and the G650 for profit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Super Constellation or the TU-95 Bear https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/388661/IMG-3178-263552.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/388661/IMG-3179-263553.JPG TC P.S.--My picks would be the F-4 for fun and the G650 for profit. The F-4 will always have a special place in my heart. Watched a demo of one at the Battle Creek airshow a few years ago and those J79s shook the Earth. A testament to how aircraft designers use to solve their problems by adding more thrust. |
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I'm not sure there is a pilot who's that "right". Actually, it isn't so much who the pilot is, as where I'm sitting. I don't hate flying nearly so much if I can see out of the windshield. I'd rather be in the right seat, or at least in the cockpit, with a pilot I didn't know from Adam's housecat, than in the back of a commercial airliner with Jesus Christ himself at the controls. View Quote Several years ago I got a bad case of vertigo in the back of an MD80. Flying has never been the same since for me. I don't like being locked in the spam can with ZERO control over the situation. Have been jonesing to go up in my friend's King Air (right seat) just so I can learn to love flying again. I still love aircraft with all of my heart. But I don't like being locked in a cattle car any more. |
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Pretty sure the P-51D is in DCS, (some flight sim) alongside the A-10C. Too complicated for me, though, which is why I always preferred the MiG-21.
I know we're getting the F-14 in a few months. |
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Pretty sure the P-51D is in DCS, (some flight sim) alongside the A-10C. Too complicated for me, though, which is why I always preferred the MiG-21. I know we're getting the F-14 in a few months. View Quote |
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I have already flown in a B17 , PBY Catalina , DC3 (Flown by my Father) .
So Blackbird |
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My father flew S2s (last carrier radial), so it would be fun to fly one of those.
That's actually achievable, some flying in private hands, dozens fighting fires upgraded to turbo props. More than 100 in bone yards. Just need to win the lottery I guess. |
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I gotta go with the f-22, not only is it the best fighter, its also the best looking.
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If I could fly anything it'd probably be a P-40 Warhawk with the shark's mouth paint scheme. I'd get a proper leather flight jacket, leather headset thingamajig, white silk scarf, cigar to chew on, rubber ducky, and a Colt 1911. Then I'd just fuckin cruise around with the canopy rolled back. Periodically I'd find a grass runway to buzz, full throttle on the deck. As I fly by I'd be yeehawin' at the top of my lungs and shootin my 45 off in the air. I would only get gas at night at roadside gas stations. I'd for sure fly through the Grand Canyon below the rim just to piss off the libs. Nobody in their right mind would approach me. They know what would happen...
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That's a tough one.
I'm tempted for an A-6 or F-14 since I've worked on both but a F4U Corsair is one of my favorites. |
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I always wanted to ride in a P51, got my wish a few years ago.
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In no particular order
Cobra gun ship A-10 Warthog F-14 Tomcat F-15 P-51 AH1-D Apache |
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I almost forgot about the Ford Tri-Motor. Beautiful plane. View Quote |
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Ez question, P-51 Mustang. Attached File
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If I'm being paid I want left seat on an American Airlines B777. If I'm not being paid I'm not driving to the airport.
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