Recent content by rfreiley

I fly commercial a few times a month. This has applied to Jet Blue, US Air, Virgin USA and Southwest flights I have been on in the past year. The cockpit door is open until just before they close the main cabin door. I have gone up front in the A319 before the flight departed and took some...

THANK YOU! That was a good read!

No need for a G-Meter. I can tell you right now this is not severe turbulence, I wouldn't even say it's moderate. It actually probably doesn't even fall into light on most occasions. It's just windy and a lot of thermals. lol. I think the aerobatic training is the right answer, but obviously...

I'm a private pilot with about 200 hours, just passed FAA Instrument Knowledge, a few hours away from Checkride and having my instrument rating. Few years ago, I was afraid of flying so I decided to take a demo flight, loved it, decided I want to be a pilot and fly myself to where work takes...