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I think most "Americans" love Canadians in general. And it's my favorite country to visit.

At least one of my ancestors fought the British, but as was mentioned earlier, "water under the bridge." :)

Hey, let's not criticize the FAA for being reasonable about something!

I had already been through security screening when the scared kid approached me. They didn't even bat an eye, that I saw. Of course this was also in the '80s, long before 9-11. People have some funny ideas about what bombs look like. TV and movies have conditioned them to think that they always...

Beats me.

Reminds me of the time when my carry-on was an oscilloscope, and a very scared kid asked me, "Is that a BOMB?"

"Hello, Jack"!

This reminds me of the high wing vs low wing "debate":

Do the feds really bother to subpoena the identities of people who post anonymously here?

That's the way it's working for me on my iPhone 7.

My iPhone 7 is running Foreflight 15.10.1 on iOS 15.8, and I am able to download DB updates. Is your iPad able to run iOS 15.8?

The question is probably just theoretical; I wouldn't expect a DPE to want to look at the details. On the other hand, would they check that you at least had it with you as required by the law and regulations?

Is there a secondary boom from boomers having children, or have they had fewer children than normal?

I just ran across a really good take down of the flat-earth model:

Doesn't the applicant have to bring their logbook to the checkride? The statute that resulted in BasicMed says that the CMEC has to be kept in the person's logbook. I haven't seen any rule that limits which of the contents of the applicant's logbook can be viewed by a DPE.

When I was getting ready to fill out the BasicMed form for the first time, I requested my FAA medical records so that I could make sure I didn't leave out anything that I had previously reported.

The ultimate recycling!

I had that thought as well. I HOPE that turns out to be the correct explanation.

Assuming we're smart enough to continue avoiding nuclear war.

Oakland, for one.