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If it weren't for imessage I'd have android.

Still a 152 but damn...nice plane

Won’t get into specifics but we don’t use Arrows anymore and our oldest airplane is about 7 years old. Replacing the fleet with new Archers and Seminoles. No one type is used exclusively for landings.

Well if you want some 172s we're selling a bunch as the most recent batch of Archers arrive in GFK over the next few months...

Don't do anything that obligates you to fly for them or any regional. Things change too fast be locked into one airline.

Unless you’re doing single engine approaches with 25-40 degrees of flaps it shouldn’t be. You can mute the horn if it’s only for MP. That being said, if I remember correctly we have a policy that you can’t mute the gear horn in the pattern or past FAF at all even if the airplane allows it.

Newer Seminoles I've flown have the "check gear" voice and it's triggered by either MP less than 14 inches in either engine or flaps 25 or 40 with the gear not down and locked. If it's triggered by flaps you can't mute it.

Any taildraggers available around you to train in? If the Cubcrafters is the end goal why not start in a cub/champ/decathlon....

I was flying around the same time up here near GFK last night and same thing happened. Frost buildup has been fast after early morning and evening flights. Our de-frost trucks have been busy.

Ya CFI ride isn’t easy but instructing can be a pretty rewarding way to build those 1500hrs. Lots of options out there if you’re willing to look for them.

Yup

Love those three. Grand Tour this season has been awesome.

Private, instrument, commercial, commercial multi, CFI. Just my experience, doesn’t mean it’s that way for everyone. No need to flaunt your 50+ checkrides.

Easiest checkride I've taken. It's a different type of flying but it isn't as difficult to learn as going from nothing to PPL. Very fun as well.

Don't do any cadet program that gives you money/tuition assistance. That's code for "here's a bit of money now and so you're gonna fly for us for x amount of time after you graduate." There are some programs that are simply mentorship from current pilots and some events with the airline but are...

You mean the Patriots?

Great airplanes. Have fun with the acro it's a blast

Thinkpads are pretty nice. I’ve got an x1 carbon and it’s great.

Bump up the power 200rpm or so and two turns trim up. Works like a charm.