Recent content by G-Man

Pilawt, I've enjoyed your posts since I started in General Aviation far fewer years ago than you. You've been informative, helpful, encouraging, wise, and entertaining. I feel like I know you from your posts, and I certainly enjoy you. It's been lots of fun hanging out with you. Thank you for...

Solution to all possible Eclipse problems: Start at 3:50 to avoid a really annoying irrelevant advertisement.

Colorado fish are extremely wily! I gave up and just hike now. Have a wonderful visit and enjoy yourselves!

Fisker has announced big price cuts to stave off bankruptcy. Trying to read between the hype, it seems the Base model Ocean was $38K and will now be $25K. Setting aside the issues of Fisker's viability, does anyone think this will spur Tesla to increase or maintain price cuts? For example, their...

Even his golden parachute is zero dollars, I'd bet he's done quite well during his tenure there. Plus, he's got up to eight months as a lame duck at full salary. Not sure why stock holders seem to gleefully consistently accept this across industries?

Whoa, indeed. He seemed larger than life and, therefore, at least semi-immortal. R.I.P.

I like your rebuttal, Half Fast: "If the Earth is flat, how can Santa fly all the way around it?" I'll keep it ready!

At least your other other car is a gas guzzling Cessna!

I went to that Sandals in Montego Bay in 2011 for a wedding. I didn't enjoy it as much as I had Club Med, which was more active with more to do, including snorkeling and sailing. Club Med had a much more international feel and crowd, and few Americans. IIRC, Sandals had better food. Twelve year...

Modified Zamboni.

Up to your usual excellence, Jack!

I thought it was a toupee and Viagra?

I wonder how much the utility of General Aviation may be fading, which may be driving diminishing use? Used to be the GA sweet spot was 150-600 miles, right? Especially compared to the 1970s, when cars and highways were less and airline travel was much costlier and rare. Shoot, most people...

Presumably related in the big picture: https://www.cpr.org/2023/11/03/spirit-airlines-leaves-denver-international-airport/