Getting hired by the airlines...

[Dugie8]

Originally Posted by AngelFuree

Yeah, they're the periodical Dugie vs. the world threads. Nothing new.

Dugie 10, World -23

[JaceTheAce]

Originally Posted by Dugie8

Dugie 10, World -23

Oh come on, world has to be down to -50..... and Dugie at [(2,490,023x10^8)^34]^4

[Dugie8]

Originally Posted by JaceTheAce

Oh come on, world has to be down to -50..... and Dugie at [(2,490,023x10^8)^34]^4

I ran out of fingers and "other" body parts...

[UAL747400]

Originally Posted by AngelFuree

If I post a video up on youtube of myself riding around NYC traffic on my road bike (most definitely unsafe ) does that mean that the airlines won't hire me due to my unsafe behavior?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR2ygFn-yR8

You'll get hired just fine. You're not riding around in a completely wide open area all by yourself.

I thought that video was pretty cool though. It reminded me of another one I've seen, but it was in Italy and they were doing the same thing, but on motorcycles!!

[staplegun]

Originally Posted by JaceTheAce

I've flown with you before though - good pilot! (In a Cessna 172 over the Golden Gate bridge.....three times! That was fun.)

I've flown under the Golden Gate Bridge, probably 20 times or so.


In one of these (that's me in the left seat in this picture):

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While deployed on this (USS Enterprise, CVN-65):


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Kevin

[UAL747400]

That is sweet. I'd love to be in an airplane doing that. If the rules weren't there, I'd probably give it a try.

I'll just get a seaplane and haul ass with the floats just skimming the water. Hey, you're technically an airplane at that point right? haha

[StrangerDejaVu]

There are tour helicopters flying under the bridge all the time. I don't know how their insurance company feels about that!

[JaceTheAce]

Originally Posted by StrangerDejaVu

There are tour helicopters flying under the bridge all the time. I don't know how their insurance company feels about that!

I think it's because helicopters don't have personal property, people, and building separation like airplanes need. (shoot me for not knowing this reg)

[UAL747400]

Originally Posted by JaceTheAce

I think it's because helicopters don't have personal property, people, and building separation like airplanes need. (shoot me for not knowing this reg)

For the min. alt reg, doen'st it say "except for rotorcraft"? I'm too lazy to look right now.

[JaceTheAce]

Originally Posted by UAL747400

For the min. alt reg, doen'st it say "except for rotorcraft"? I'm too lazy to look right now.

Yeah that's what I thought.

[RyosukeFC]

Didn't UND land a helicopter in the quad once for publicity? Do they still do that anymore?

[TheShocker]

Originally Posted by RyosukeFC

Didn't UND land a helicopter in the quad once for publicity? Do they still do that anymore?

I remember when they did that freshman year. It was kinda cool to look at.

[TXaviator]

the army rotc landed two of them behind the library last year