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Plugging the headphones in doesn't turn off the speakers?

Yep, it has been a good year for Michigan much to the dismay of many of the wanabees who never have anything good to say about the Wolverines. Hopefully their rough years are behind them and they continue to get better -- a good streak of dominance over Ohio State would be fantastic! Rich

Same thing just a different name. Rich

Happy New Year to everyone. Let's hope 2012 is better than 2011 was in most respects. Rich

I don't even bother removing the extra stuff, that's what the tail skid is for, I just taxi and go! :wink2:

I'm guessing the short answer is NO! Rich

As well as the 8 throttles since this definitely isn't a B-52. Rich

That is very funny! Merry Christmas to everyone and I hope Santa treated the rest of you better than Geico! Rich

Either would probably be better than Narco! Rich

If it is WiFi only you need it.... Rich

My choice of rarely was based on my use of the iPad2 on an airliner at FL350 with the iPad next to the window. It occasionally would lose satellite reception but recover within 15 seconds on average. This is probably quite good considering the view of the sky it had. Like many of the others...

That's true, however that is what the Oral portion of the testing process evaluates. The examiner can easily tell if the applicant knows his/her stuff or simply memorized the material to pass the written. Rich

Just guessing here but the requirement for an endorsement probably originated when the FAA used to administer the tests free and this cut down on the amount of tests/retests they had to do. With the tests costing $150 or more now I doubt many students would go to take the written without being...

When are you going to port this over to iOS? :D Rich

At first I thought you were talking about Ag Pilots! Rich

Since nobody I know flies around with the aircraft logbooks I assumed we were talking about the pilot's logbook. What is so difficult about making sure you have the required number of landings and/or approaches, holds, etc. logged before you fly to be legal? What else would the inspector be...

There is absolutely no reason you should be flying if something in your logbooks would be found to be incriminating. Rich

Chances are pretty good that he has other business at the airport that morning as well so why not make the most of his time (as long as it works for both parties). Rich

Born in 1962 so I am 49. Learned to fly in 1998 and have been doing so on and off for the past 13 years.

Sure - Detroit Lions - Week 17 on January 1st in Green Bay! :yikes: Rich