If you could only fly one type...
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It has to be the Harrier.
In respect of questions 1 to 3, then it's Harrier, Harrier and Jodel. I started on a C150 - it certainly 'blew my frock up' at the time, to quote a very good friend - (and amongst other things, I'm currently instructing on the 152 and 172), but I suspect I'll eventually end up with my old and trusty Jodel!
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In respect of questions 1 to 3, then it's Harrier, Harrier and Jodel. I started on a C150 - it certainly 'blew my frock up' at the time, to quote a very good friend - (and amongst other things, I'm currently instructing on the 152 and 172), but I suspect I'll eventually end up with my old and trusty Jodel!
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- PA-18-150 Super Cub
- Fournier RF4D
- P-51D Mustang
- Jodel D140 Mousquetaire
- Pitts S-2B
and a farm in Suffolk with an airstrip...and a vintage tractor to cut the grass.....and a 30 yr old blonde millionairess who owns a brewery and an oil refinery!
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If it was just for me, then the Spit is the thing, if you want to double the fun and take a friend, then a P51 mustang is just the ticket.
When I was doing my IR at florida kissimee back in April I met a bloke who owns both + a Falcon business jet. Now how cool is that? His wife had bought him a Spitfire for his birthday(!) about three years ago and it had taken that long to get it over to the States.
I watched his first solo and wished that it was me!
We had the Falcon, the Mustang and the SPit in formation over Kissimee and even attracted the attention of a local newscopter.
From news-crew on Kissimee frequency...
Q. Why are you flying a business jet, a Mustang and a Spitfire in formation?
A. Because we can!
Yahoo.
When I was doing my IR at florida kissimee back in April I met a bloke who owns both + a Falcon business jet. Now how cool is that? His wife had bought him a Spitfire for his birthday(!) about three years ago and it had taken that long to get it over to the States.
I watched his first solo and wished that it was me!
We had the Falcon, the Mustang and the SPit in formation over Kissimee and even attracted the attention of a local newscopter.
From news-crew on Kissimee frequency...
Q. Why are you flying a business jet, a Mustang and a Spitfire in formation?
A. Because we can!
Yahoo.
