Ole Eskildsen
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Maybe Delta Airlines' Greek interpreter momentarily went to the lavatory.
(Written on 2016年 05月 27日)(Permalink)
This year it will be 55 years since my "first solo" and in all those years I have never read a more informative piece of writing which beautifully describes what happens on the flight deck in terms that both a pilot and a layman will find engaging and delightful. Thank you for the link and thank you to the writer, BA First Officer Mark van Hoenacker and New York Times for publishing it.
(Written on 2015年 05月 22日)(Permalink)
wow, such a light "aircraft" could easily be blown off course if it encounters a cross. Maybe it only initiates the trip when it has a direct tail wind?
(Written on 2015年 04月 03日)(Permalink)
so are the coconuts still edible after being in the salty ocean for a long time?
(Written on 2015年 04月 03日)(Permalink)
and they are humming all the way ;-)
(Written on 2015年 04月 03日)(Permalink)
Coconuts are indeed migratory ... via sea!
(Written on 2015年 04月 03日)(Permalink)
African or European??? Say again! Last I checked New England is somewhere in North America quite some distance from Europe and South America is also quite far from Africa! Maybe you should buy an atlas or else use Google Maps now that you are on a computer with Internet access.
(Written on 2015年 04月 03日)(Permalink)
4.2 ounces = 119 grams still pretty light.
(Written on 2015年 04月 03日)(Permalink)
Hi Frank, so taken. My reason for writing such a long missive was simply because "over and out" is being use so often that most people, who are not trained in radio comms, have to come to believe it to be a correct phrase. We also have many people here on this site who are genuinely interested in aviation but with little or no training, so at times I go overboard in explaining things. Perhaps also because I have the time as a retiree to do so. Cheers from Down Under, Ole
(Written on 2015年 02月 07日)(Permalink)
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