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Post subject: Re: Newbie From North Carolina  Posted: 12 May 2013, 04:30 |
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Welcome Byron! We will see you in KOSH later this year. Went up there last year for my first time in my friends SR22 to see what it was like. We downloaded all the info, reserved a spot at the FBO, etc. was fun: flying the route, being in the pattern with a gazillion other planes, landing beyond the dot on the runway and get out of there quickly. The Le Mans style start at the end of the day was a hoot. Last year, before I had my Bo, it cost me several AMU's in goodies. This year I'm taking my BO. I have been exercising my plastic in preparation.....   its going to be bad, I can feel it already....
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Post subject: Re: Newbie From North Carolina Posted: 12 May 2013, 16:33 |
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Company: Alpha Victor 8, LLC
Location: Warsaw, IN (KASW)
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Username Protected wrote: Thanks for all the welcoming comments. Bill ill look u up if I'm ever at tta. And yes Gary my youngest daughter is my flying buddy. She was my first offical passenger after I got my ticket. Strapped the car seat in the 172 I trained in. My wife had a fit!!! But little one still loves to go. Bet she will never remember the first video game we played but she'll always make sure she sits up front as daddy's co pilot. Byron, Welcome! Nice plane. Keep the kids flying. Our two boys flew with us from Indiana to Tucson when they were one and three years old (this was in 1981). Strapped in the car seats and went. Had a great trip and flew with them alot.
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Post subject: Re: Newbie From North Carolina Posted: 12 May 2013, 20:48 |
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Company: Air Mass Aviation
Location: Seneca, SC (CEU)
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Welcome Byron! I'm just a bit southwest down the road in Clemson, SC. I too am going to OSH for the first time this summer. Can't wait  Plan to tie down and camp in the north 40. Scott
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