Recent content by Papa Foxtrot

Looks like gear was down on amphib floats....

The link at eaa.com that I posted above specifically states that this is not a new policy. It also states that the only new document is a "work instruction" for FAA staff. If I had any interest, then I would call Chicago and ask for more information. Since my area of interest is EAB, it is...

The EAA press release is all that I've seen. A web search shows a lot of links all referencing it also. From this link: I guess a call to the Chicago ACO would reveal if they've heard of it.

You might try VARMA. Might come back a "hard no", but could be worth a shot - especially if the pistons have a good track record in experimentals. VARMA is supposed to be for "low risk" parts - not sure if pistons fit that description...

Sounds like it had just taken off from Davidson County Airport: https://www.wbtv.com/app/2022/02/17/troopers-person-dead-after-plane-crashes-i-85-collides-with-tractor-trailer-davidson-county/?fbclid=IwAR1CV39GcPhvd-OtOPLhO3QkT34CGWvs0inhXeaeh_drZmotMmrMwMGDeEA

"Atlanta" covers a pretty big territory. My doc' in PTC had no problem with BasicMed.

Maybe I got lucky, but my PCP shrugged his shoulders and said something like, "It's about like a summer camp physical..."

To my doc', it was just another form to fill out. No different than a summer camp physical...

Interesting - I thought that they were also looking for efficacy data... Worked for me - no problem. It's an example of the usage graph.

Cool! I had no problem reading it with an ad blocker turned on.

Pilot identified: "Steven Silver, 69, of Woodstock, died after the plane crashed near the Cherokee County airport." Condolences to the family. http://www.11alive.com/news/local/canton/plane-crashes-in-cherokee-county-one-dead/419728871

Woke up this morning to this on the news: http://patch.com/georgia/canton-ga/pilot-killed-plane-crash-cherokee-county Small fire quickly extinguished by local firefighters - sounds like not much fuel aboard...

Not even close to what I said.

Only tangentially - Denver was not legal to fly that day: Denver Flew Illegally -- No Medical According to the article, he had been ordered to surrender his medical certificate. Might still be alive if he had complied.

OK, I'll bite - what's MFA? I currently use Sitelutions for registrar and name servers.