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Old 6th Jan 2005, 11:07   #161 (permalink)
 
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Flex rides

OK Bloggs, this is your last flex ride before your GF retest.....

You'll note that the runway here has been specially designed to cater for your patent inability to compensate for power via use of the rudder during takeoff!

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Old 6th Jan 2005, 11:22   #162 (permalink)
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Here we see phase one of the New Labour London orbital airfield.
The scheme is intended to supercede the failed 'park and ride' initiative.
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Old 6th Jan 2005, 11:23   #163 (permalink)
 
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Is it my imagination, or is there a guy level with the left wingtip, watering the hedge?

And no, thats not a caption
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Old 6th Jan 2005, 13:40   #164 (permalink)
 
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"Er, do we fly on the left or the right in this counrty? ...."
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Old 6th Jan 2005, 19:01   #165 (permalink)
 
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Bloggs was a little surprised to encounter relativistic space-time curvature so soon after take-off. Adding the dilithium warp engines had clearly transformed the performance of his humble taildragger.

John
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 04:55   #166 (permalink)
 
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" Did you see where the rest of the field went ?"
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 05:37   #167 (permalink)
 
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The white line painters had been to the pub again.
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 07:37   #168 (permalink)
 
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Efforts = good so far.

Looking for succinct and pithy. Keep it going troops.

Will close bidding on Sunday evening around 21:00ish to allow A N Other to get a new one in for next week.
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 08:03   #169 (permalink)
 
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"Would you check those GPS co-ordinates again."
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 09:24   #170 (permalink)
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(1) "Stop whinging, pilot. You'll soon be asking us to believe that runways in your country are built like roads!"

(2) Another Thursday spent doing circuits.

adr
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 09:58   #171 (permalink)
 
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Nice take-off, Bloggs, but why aren't you co-ordinating aileron and rudder for the initial turn? And don't forget -- for the nav bit, it's CDMVT.

John
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 10:01   #172 (permalink)
 
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"Didn't the tower tell us to do a left hand circuit ?"
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 10:11   #173 (permalink)
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"But I thought you said IFR stood for I Fly on Racecourses?"
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 10:14   #174 (permalink)
 
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"On glideslope, on glidepath... correcting nicely."
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 12:37   #175 (permalink)
 
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Hey Carlos - is your bag leaking?!!

.....If that Beagle follows the line it will be as high as President Tony's opinion of himself......
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Old 7th Jan 2005, 22:09   #176 (permalink)
 
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"Now it's time to make up your mind. Jockey or Pilot ?"
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Old 8th Jan 2005, 08:54   #177 (permalink)

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"Mr. Louis Braille today tried out his proposed blind flying navigation system. The experiment later failed when he dropped his white stick"
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Old 8th Jan 2005, 09:34   #178 (permalink)
 
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"I wouldn't be so smug about having cracked the take-off just yet, Bloggs...you've still got to clear the gap between the hedge and the powerline, and then get over the pylons in the distance!"
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Old 8th Jan 2005, 10:26   #179 (permalink)
 
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Fred had always suspected that the budget for airfield maintenance was a tadge on the low side
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Old 8th Jan 2005, 11:27   #180 (permalink)
 
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Early efforts to develop a constant QDM for runways close to the poles produced some interesting results
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