I really enjoyed the high-def photos of the airplane, especially given that the word "Airplane: is mentioned twice in the HEADLINE. Wow! Those photos of that 1966 Piper Cherokee are FANTASTIC! Gotta luv that 1966 Piper PA–28-180C Cherokee... It looks gorgeous!

(Written on 2020/10/17)(Permalink)

Good. Fly. Thank you.

(Written on 2020/10/17)(Permalink)

I would like to delete my post. Thank you.

(Written on 2020/10/12)(Permalink)

You are correct.

(Written on 2020/09/26)(Permalink)

In 1966, Wardair Canada commenced trans-Atlantic service to Europe with a Boeing 727-100. Fuel stops were at Reykjavik and/or Prestwick. De-planning of passengers was not permitted at the fuel-stops. Cantering was first-class, served on china with silverware and linen napkins.

(Written on 2020/09/26)(Permalink)

It does indeed.

(Written on 2020/08/18)(Permalink)

France is one of the five "Nuclear Weapons States" under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. Presently, France has 280 usable nuclear warheads.

(Written on 2020/08/18)(Permalink)

As much as I appreciate Cessna's efforts at building a new aircraft in these trying times, the P&W PT-6 powered PZL M.28 Skytruck is certified, proven and ready to go. All it needs is a North American based parts and customer support base. Unit cost is approximately 7-million USD.

(Written on 2020/08/18)(Permalink)

France is one of the five "Nuclear Weapons States" under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. Presently, France has 280 usable nuclear warheads.

(Written on 2020/08/18)(Permalink)

There is no need to "rip out" the seats. Just give the technicians the appropriate socket and ratchet. They can unbolt the seats and remove them in a civilised manner.

(Written on 2020/08/16)(Permalink)