Where you obtained your PPL..
05-07-2009, 01:10 PM
#23
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K4G1 (Greenville, PA) Cessna 152 N757AB
Soloed on the grass on 16th Birthday 1982
Private on the grass in 1984
The only two time I used the grass runway there! One for winds and one for repaving of the other runway.
Soloed on the grass on 16th Birthday 1982
Private on the grass in 1984
The only two time I used the grass runway there! One for winds and one for repaving of the other runway.
05-07-2009, 04:42 PM
#25
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You must be farting dust
05-07-2009, 05:02 PM
#26
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This letter is to advise you of an investigation we have begun. The investigation is in repose to allegations that on 17 Dec 1903 you violated CFR 14 61.87 Solo Requirements for Student Pilots.
Additionally, we are investigating whether the aircraft you flew was in compliance with CFR 14 91.205 Required Equipment.
Your cooperation in this investigation is appreciated.
Respectfully,
Your friendly FAA inspector
I'm the FAA, and I am here to help!
05-07-2009, 05:37 PM
#28
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Dear Mr Akro,
This letter is to advise you of an investigation we have begun. The investigation is in repose to allegations that on 17 Dec 1903 you violated CFR 14 61.87 Solo Requirements for Student Pilots.
Additionally, we are investigating whether the aircraft you flew was in compliance with CFR 14 91.205 Required Equipment.
Your cooperation in this investigation is appreciated.
Respectfully,
Your friendly FAA inspector
I'm the FAA, and I am here to help!
This letter is to advise you of an investigation we have begun. The investigation is in repose to allegations that on 17 Dec 1903 you violated CFR 14 61.87 Solo Requirements for Student Pilots.
Additionally, we are investigating whether the aircraft you flew was in compliance with CFR 14 91.205 Required Equipment.
Your cooperation in this investigation is appreciated.
Respectfully,
Your friendly FAA inspector
I'm the FAA, and I am here to help!
05-08-2009, 05:12 AM
#30
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4A7 Tara Field
Bob McSwiggen, DE; C152; May 2004.
Tara Field is south of Atlanta about ten miles located by the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where a lot of NASCAR activity takes place. It is fairly common for small airports to be colocated with speedways, a curious phenomenon. I also got my instrument ticket with Bob McSwiggen a few months later. I do not know a lot about him except that he had a classic Convair and was a very experienced & respected elder pilot. The traffic pattern at Tara is directly over the Motor Speedway, so it is fun flying there in a Piper Cub which is what I did with former Delta CAP & Air Force veteran Bob Heath. Credit to Airliners.net for the picture.
Last edited by Cubdriver; 05-08-2009 at 07:40 PM.
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