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You need to keep up with that FO of yours; he's got everything set up for HNL (VOR for the G/A etc), while yours...........
Perhaps a dingo in the swimming pool? That actually happened over Easter at Trevor Wright's (Wrightsair) property at William Creek. Pilotette and crew were dispatched to fish it out alive...
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?..but what does it mean when displayed as per the pic?
Of course,it could also be a warning to all airmen about the risks of mixing semi-colons with quotation marks.
It depends on the context.
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Of course,it could also be a warning to all airmen about the risks of mixing semi-colons with quotation marks.
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Can't be about the misuse of punctuation/English language Joe, someone from PPRuNe would have been on to that a long time ago...
On second thoughts, it looks like two lesbian stick people getting it on in a scissor position.
DF.
Looks a bit like Wanaaring, but it doesn't have a sealed runway, just one covered with sharp rocks that leave dents under the Aero Commander's belly.
And the sign means:"The hard surfaces are in as good a condition as this patch of tar they are sitting on. Use a helicopter."
And the sign means:"The hard surfaces are in as good a condition as this patch of tar they are sitting on. Use a helicopter."
Looks a bit like Wanaaring, but it doesn't have a sealed runway, just one covered with sharp rocks
1) What is?
2) Where is?
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