1000 hours! Where were you or where would you like to be.
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1000 hours! Where were you or where would you like to be.
Just logged my 1000th hour, flying over golden ears at 7000 feet. Beautiful day, month and year.
Let me know where you where when this monkey finally jumped off your hump.
Otter envy
Let me know where you where when this monkey finally jumped off your hump.
Otter envy
Between Sept-Isles and Schefferville, probably at 9000' in a Beech 99 on the 23rd of June, 1993.
I remember looking at my watch constantly while my captain wondered what i was in such a rush for. When I told him that I had crossed the 1000 hour mark he rolled his eyes.
Cheers,
ETTW
I remember looking at my watch constantly while my captain wondered what i was in such a rush for. When I told him that I had crossed the 1000 hour mark he rolled his eyes.
Cheers,
ETTW
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Somewhere in the Maritimes, likely near Chatham, Sevogle, Dunphy, or Bathhurst, in a 172 or an Aztec or a Tri-pacer in 81.
Might take me 1000 hours to find my original logbook to find it. But I remember the plane places and people just fine.
Now if you're asking when I first reached 1000 hours on the airplane I fly now, nope can't remember that. For a slow airplane the last 10000 hours have gone by really fast.
Might take me 1000 hours to find my original logbook to find it. But I remember the plane places and people just fine.
Now if you're asking when I first reached 1000 hours on the airplane I fly now, nope can't remember that. For a slow airplane the last 10000 hours have gone by really fast.
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yo
Doing my longest overnight medevac ever!
From Alberta to Whitehorse in a dark snowstorm, back to Edmonton, and back to Northern Alberta.
Great trip, struggle to stay awake, no working autopilot.
Do it again in a heartbeat.

From Alberta to Whitehorse in a dark snowstorm, back to Edmonton, and back to Northern Alberta.
Great trip, struggle to stay awake, no working autopilot.
Do it again in a heartbeat.

Kick the tires and light the fires...
Re: 1000hrs
Classic! I probably heard you that day on 22.8 toocarnie wrote:500 ft above the trees chugging along @ 100

I hope to be flying on a twotter on the coast for my 1000th hour
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Ahh the health food charter!young grasshopper wrote:1000 hours...remember it vividly. Right seat in a twin otter running an assortment of goodies - KFC, pop, chips, and candy to Lutsel'ke, NT from Yellowknife. Healthy eating at its finest in that community...Good times...

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KL3-YXL watching the inky darkness slip by. Another freezing night of sked work. Running out to the "terminal" to do up a quick weight and balance. Back to the plane while the capt finished loading and then off again. The KL3-YXL leg being the last one of the night.
It's funny, I would have never thought I'd be where I am now that night. You never know when a big change is coming in this industry. Looking back in the logbook I had a massive change only 3 flights later. Also of note the 3 captains I flew with closest to that date are.
1. 767 capt
2. 737 capt (or soon to be upgraded)
3. CanJet pilot who I've lost track of.
I bet none of them would have imagined where they'd be either.
It's funny, I would have never thought I'd be where I am now that night. You never know when a big change is coming in this industry. Looking back in the logbook I had a massive change only 3 flights later. Also of note the 3 captains I flew with closest to that date are.
1. 767 capt
2. 737 capt (or soon to be upgraded)
3. CanJet pilot who I've lost track of.
I bet none of them would have imagined where they'd be either.
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I was in my last week teaching at Winninpeg Aviation, about to jump over to Perimeter.
I wanted so bad to leave there, but looking back, I really had a good time. Good group of fellas to work with, and actually was still enjoying instructing.
"launch ze fleet"
I wanted so bad to leave there, but looking back, I really had a good time. Good group of fellas to work with, and actually was still enjoying instructing.
"launch ze fleet"
The feet you step on today might be attached to the ass you're kissing tomorrow.
Chase lifestyle not metal.
Chase lifestyle not metal.