Any Pilots Here?

[Tyeetime]

Originally Posted by N4640W

Question: How can you tell you’re talking to a pilot?:

Answer: He’ll tell you.

I'm in the industry,can confirm.

[N4640W]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Haha. N4640W... looks like your N-number. What kind of plane?

Hello Kerbie,

1977 Rockwell Commander 112 TCA
( I’ll see if I can figure out how ro post a pic)

[Gitfiddlemann]

Does it look like this:


Very nice. Looks roomier than a Cessna or similar.

[Kerbie]

That should be it. Very nice, 40W. Wanna tell us about it?

[KevWind]

I was a wanna be,,, we inherited a 50's era Piper J 4 and a 60's Piper Comanche form my wife's father . I flew the Comanche a fair amount when a pilot friend could go along. We even bought a Hanger at a local small airport to house them . But with so many other recreational interest , I just never quite had both the time and money (at the same time) to purse getting a license So we eventually sold everything.

[Kerbie]

Morning, Kev... you're not alone. Pilot certificates take a while to get and are not inexpensive. It's pretty tough to fly for enjoyment or personal use. There are outstanding flight simulators though that we can use on our personal computers. They're much better than they used to be and are lots of fun.

[KevWind]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Morning, Kev... you're not alone. Pilot certificates take a while to get and are not inexpensive. It's pretty tough to fly for enjoyment or personal use. There are outstanding flight simulators though that we can use on our personal computers. They're much better than they used to be and are lots of fun.

[Dirk Hofman]

I would love to, but I don't trust myself. My attention to detail isn't what it should be for such a thing. Arts guy. My engineering buddies I do trust and have gone flying with them a few times. Great fun.