Mile High Club in Mel Question for Woomera
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Well you would've seen it if you'd been at THAT bash, Voice. You'll just have to accept the current hairless look when I catch up with you on Friday! 
W... if you're after links to pics from various Brisbashes, I'd be happy to post them, but don't think this thread is the right one for that.
(ie I think we've hijacked this thread about as far as we can!
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W... if you're after links to pics from various Brisbashes, I'd be happy to post them, but don't think this thread is the right one for that.
(ie I think we've hijacked this thread about as far as we can!
)
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Originally Posted by bearcuban12
Thanks Scrambler,
I tried it, but it is a tedious process that does not have contact details.
Any other ideas?
cheers,
I tried it, but it is a tedious process that does not have contact details.
Any other ideas?
cheers,
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Another idea then.....
hey mate, try looking for a C208 operator. The Caravan would be a more suitable machine would it not?
Hey guys, this is one of the best hijacked threads, its good clean fun for a change.
J
Hey guys, this is one of the best hijacked threads, its good clean fun for a change.
J
J430 with your 8 kids the last thing you should be thinking about is joining the mile high club!
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Very Funny
Well I did not breed them all..........
And none were the product of such a venture as far as I am aware!
but if I had the $$$$ I would be interested in a C208.
J
And none were the product of such a venture as far as I am aware!
but if I had the $$$$ I would be interested in a C208.
J
For that "Clan" of yours, the only thing that might be suitable is a Pilatus PC12 with commuter fitout; preferably leather.
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You have a point
PC 12 is nice machine and much faster. They go OK at YCAB too. Need some Kero stocks there though.
Now what are you referring to regarding "preferably Leather" on a thread like this?
J
PS check your PM
Now what are you referring to regarding "preferably Leather" on a thread like this?
J
PS check your PM
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JS430,
The C208 is too big, too much money, and anyhow, I don't need room for 10 pax
A Seneca, a Baron, a Bonanza, and at most a C340 would be what was required.
Possibly a P68 or an Aztec
Possibly a GA-8, but don't know many that are not set up only for parachuting.
The C208 is too big, too much money, and anyhow, I don't need room for 10 pax
A Seneca, a Baron, a Bonanza, and at most a C340 would be what was required.
Possibly a P68 or an Aztec
Possibly a GA-8, but don't know many that are not set up only for parachuting.
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Maybe its a silly Question
But is there really such a big demand for such a service. Maybe Mr Godfrey and his mat Sir Dick could pull a trick here and do a mod to a B737 of theirs and really do the job properly.
Cant see me sheepishly sneeking out for a loo break or a drinks service with 130 odd POB on board, but if its such a necessary thrill, I am sure that the entertainment value alone would have someone interested.
Only problem there is on the unbooked flights the crews might get a few too many bright ideas on the definition of fringe benefits 
And if you just happened to be a bit
afterwards, what are the CC going to do when it comes time to prepare for landing......ohh the complications.
Wont be any such activity on board my PVT OPS
Cheers
J
Maybe Mr Godfrey and his mat Sir Dick could pull a trick here and do a mod to a B737 of theirs and really do the job properly.Cant see me sheepishly sneeking out for a loo break or a drinks service with 130 odd POB on board, but if its such a necessary thrill, I am sure that the entertainment value alone would have someone interested.
Only problem there is on the unbooked flights the crews might get a few too many bright ideas on the definition of fringe benefits
And if you just happened to be a bit
afterwards, what are the CC going to do when it comes time to prepare for landing......ohh the complications.Wont be any such activity on board my PVT OPS
Cheers
J
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J430
Oh yes. Absolutely.
I represent a couple of hotel and resort chains and their management often joke about the "groups" who book out the penthouse suites on a regular basis for parties.
Apparently the housekeeping staff HATE the cleanup the next day
So I can imagine a fair number of bookings for such flights. In fact just remove the seats, put down plastic sheets and let 'em go.
A bit of aerial acrobatics during the flight (in addition to what's going on in the back) might add some extra entertainment and earn a bonus.
Fair dinkum, you'd have to be desperate for the hours to go along with it wouldn't you???
But is there really such a big demand for such a service.
I represent a couple of hotel and resort chains and their management often joke about the "groups" who book out the penthouse suites on a regular basis for parties.
Apparently the housekeeping staff HATE the cleanup the next day
So I can imagine a fair number of bookings for such flights. In fact just remove the seats, put down plastic sheets and let 'em go.
A bit of aerial acrobatics during the flight (in addition to what's going on in the back) might add some extra entertainment and earn a bonus.
Fair dinkum, you'd have to be desperate for the hours to go along with it wouldn't you???
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Originally Posted by notmyC150v2
J430
A bit of aerial acrobatics during the flight (in addition to what's going on in the back) might add some extra entertainment and earn a bonus.
Fair dinkum, you'd have to be desperate for the hours to go along with it wouldn't you???
A bit of aerial acrobatics during the flight (in addition to what's going on in the back) might add some extra entertainment and earn a bonus.
Fair dinkum, you'd have to be desperate for the hours to go along with it wouldn't you???
I guess you would want a reliable autopilot.
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If the pilot was a smarty....
If you thought you knew how well things were progressing in the back, and the plane was good for it, ...firewall the plane and at the right time, climb at a very healthy rate and then when you think its a good idea, nose her over for a bit
Pity you can't Jam them in the back of a PC9
Cheers
J
Pity you can't Jam them in the back of a PC9
Cheers
J
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Maybe they value their self respect and dignity a bit more than a few hours flying time and a few dollars.
Not everyone wants to be a pimp.
Not everyone wants to be a pimp.
I saw a thing on the telly years ago. A C337 based in CB (I think) was opulently decked out in the back, and a curtain behind the pilot. Could be done now with a live video feed to really close friends...
