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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted  Posted: 14 Sep 2015, 10:51 |
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Username Protected wrote: Does anyone know of a professional pilot who could ferry my PA-23-250 Aztec from the Tulsa area down to Dallas (Addison) for a reasonable fee? I'm going to need to move this plane in the next 10 days or so once Kent Felkins has the annual inspection completed. Any leads for an Aztec qualified pilot that my insurance company will approve are appreciated! What does your open pilot clause require? That said, I'd give your insurance company a call. I bet anybody with >500 multi they would approve even in no time in type.
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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted Posted: 14 Sep 2015, 23:50 |
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Pay my airfare and I'm in. What the hell, how bad could it be? Beats the %#$@ out of working.
I've got more than 500 multi. Also, I know this one girl in north Dallas who just got divorced...
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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted Posted: 15 Sep 2015, 07:41 |
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Username Protected wrote: Also, I know this one girl in north Dallas who just got divorced... Bad Idea....This may result in a severe case of "Get there itis" 
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Doylestown, PA
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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted Posted: 15 Sep 2015, 10:19 |
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If you don't find someone local, I might be able to do that for you. I am a commercial multi-engine instrument rated pilot with over 600 hours in an Aztec. I live in Austin, TX so I would need airfare to and from.
Ronnie Hughes
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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted Posted: 15 Sep 2015, 15:20 |
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Username Protected wrote: Pay my airfare and I'm in. What the hell, how bad could it be? Beats the %#$@ out of working.
I've got more than 500 multi. Also, I know this one girl in north Dallas who just got divorced... "Bootie call"
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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted Posted: 15 Sep 2015, 16:55 |
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Username Protected wrote: Pay my airfare and I'm in. What the hell, how bad could it be? Beats the %#$@ out of working.
I've got more than 500 multi. Also, I know this one girl in north Dallas who just got divorced... "Bootie call"
"Hormones will travel" 
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Bonanza V35
1946 Funk B85C
“Only thing better than a Bonanza is 2 Bonanzas"
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Post subject: Re: Aztec qualified ferry pilot wanted Posted: 16 Sep 2015, 13:40 |
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Username Protected wrote: If you don't find someone local, I might be able to do that for you. I am a commercial multi-engine instrument rated pilot with over 600 hours in an Aztec. I live in Austin, TX so I would need airfare to and from.
Ronnie Hughes You won't find anyone more qualified than this guy.....even if he is from MS.
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