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Flight of Passage Part Deux

Flight of Passage is one of my favorite books, glad to see some young guys doing it again:

http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/0828 ... /60009.htm
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Good article. Although it does have a few comments typical of those seen in non-aviator written stuff-- for example:"the plane is too small to land at big-city airfields.."

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The runways are too long.
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Used to practice takeoffs and landings in a Supercub at what was once Williams Air Force Base. I could get in three or four T&G's in one pass. :D

We'd also roll the plane down the runway on one wheel then the other, back and forth all the way down the runway...what a hoot.

The runways over 10,000' long.

Big airports are a small planes playground.
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