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Aviation Photo #0296402: Bombardier CRJ-200LR (CL-600-2B19) - AirTran Jet Connect (Air Wisconsin)
[ Medium Large ] This photo is copyright protected and may not be used in any way without proper permission. Aircraft AirTran Jet Connect (Air Wisconsin) [All] Bombardier CRJ-200LR (CL-600-2B19) Location & Date Atlanta - Hartsfield-Jackson Int (The William B Hartsfield / Municipal / Candler Field) (ATL / KATL) Georgia, USA - November 18, 2002 Caption First shot of the other aircraft currently flying for Jet Connect. Aircraft 433. Will become N433AW.
Is Flying in Africa Unsafe?
Being a pilot in Africa, one of the questions that is frequently heard from time to time is, “Is this thing safe?” This is due in part because in the passenger’s eyes it is a small aircraft, but also because they’re flying on an airline in Africa. Most of the passengers that are seen here arrive on South African Airways, which was ticketed through their travel agent thus to them meaning it is safe. But what is safe in Africa?
Building Time in the African Bush - NYCAviation
Turning final, I line myself up with the 2,500 foot long runway on the eastern side of Etosha National Park in northern Namibia. I am one of the first, if not the first pilots to return to this airstrip after the rainy season has ended allowing flight operations to resume. As I get closer to the runway, which is a clearing of land cut in the bush made out of hard compacted clay, I notice around 30 Springbok and several wildebeest on the runway.
Cap'n Dillon's Ecstatic Adventure! - NYCAviation
Commercial flying is a brutal business. In the past 30 years, the career has been a roller coaster ride—mostly downhill. As a result, legions of burned-out pilots abound. Their tales of woe have been scaring off starry-eyed, upcoming pilots for some time now. No wonder the decades-late “looming pilot shortage” is now upon us. Nobody wants “40 years of severe turbulence” as a job description.
Aviation Photo #1423184: Airbus A320-214 - Virgin America (Direct Air)
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