BeechTalk - BT

Username Protected · **Posted:** 20 Sep 2010, 23:05

My name is Wade Naziri and I am the proud new owner of a 1980 A36[. I have finally moved up from Piper to the Bonanza, my dream plane. My wife and I are looking forward to covering every square inch of the East Coast and beyond over the next couple of decades. I have bought the plane and I am picking it up this Sunday and bringing it to my home airport, KPGV.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 20 Sep 2010, 23:13

Welcome to BT and Bonanza ownership. Hopefully we'll see you at an ABS event in the future.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 20 Sep 2010, 23:31

Wade, you will need to dream a bit bigger. It shouldn't take that long to cover the U.S...not in a Bonanza, a real traveling machine. My wife and I covered the U.S., corner to corner, 43 states in 3.5 years.

Welcome to BeechTalk. Where is KPGV? I haven't memorized all the identifiers yet. How about filling out the other info. in your member ID block????

Username Protected · **Posted:** 20 Sep 2010, 23:40

Wade,

Welcome to BT and congratulation on your wise choice of aircraft. When your finished exploring the East coast, from your North Carolina base, come on out to Texas and let us show you some of our southern hospitality.

Post some pictures of your new A36 when you can.
:cheers:

Chris

Username Protected · **Posted:** 20 Sep 2010, 23:44

Username Protected wrote:

Wade,

Welcome to BT and congratulation on your wise choice of aircraft. When your finished exploring the East coast, from your North Carolina base, come on out to Texas and let us show you some of our southern hospitality.

Post some pictures of your new A36 when you can.
:cheers:

Chris

Hello, Chris.

I thought you left the "South" when you crossed the Mississippi. ??

BTW, I finally finished the bottle of 21 yrs. old Glen. Thank you, thank you! I went slow on that treasure. Come back soon. :bud:

Username Protected · **Posted:** 20 Sep 2010, 23:58

Max,

Your right, I thought I knew what gracious southern living was all about, that was until I was fortunate enough to spend a little time in Eastern Tn.

I look forward to returning to Knoxville and I will bring you a little whisky from the Isle of Islay

Take care my friend and stop by next time you have a little time.

Chris

Username Protected · **Posted:** 21 Sep 2010, 01:17

Username Protected wrote:

Welcome to BeechTalk. Where is KPGV? I haven't memorized all the identifiers yet. How about filling out the other info. in your member ID block????

PGV is Pitt-Greenville...home of Eastern Carolina University (and that's about it from what I recall of my limited time there).

-Neal

Username Protected · **Posted:** 21 Sep 2010, 23:08

Thank you everyone for the kind welcome.

My home airport is KPGV: Pitt Greenville Airport, Greenville, NC.
Major attraction is East Carolina University. When I first moved here from New Orleans in 1997, it was a city of about 45000. Now it is over 90,000 population. It is a great city for raising a family, something my wife and I are doing now. It is also a great place for a pilot with an airport that has 3 runways, longest 6500.
When I pick up my A36 on Sunday, I will take pictures to post. Even if I say so myself, it has a beautiful paint job (White/Blue/Gray) by Oxford Aviation.

New Member from North Carolina