Circumnavigation?

[Aaron Trueblood]

Hi all, I'm a student pilot. I have always wanted to fly and am seeking it professionally. However I've always though circumnavigations were very cool and exciting. I don't have any plans whatsoever or and idea where to start. I could never fly the whole thing by myself. I'm just kind of spitballing to see who else is interested in this topic. Thanks

 

[Hank S]

www.earthrounders.com

 

[Aaron Trueblood]

Thanks for that!

 

[Katamarino]

I'm planning to fly my C182 around the world starting in the spring.

 

[Lachlan]

Turtlenecks went out of style a while ago. I think it was popular with the Jewish people long before it hit the mainstream, but there's an argument for hygiene if you get it done. I would think you would want to take couple days off work and ice that thing down real good afterwards. Best of luck.

 

[Greg Bockelman]

Really?

 

[Let'sgoflying!]

It’s not really doable. Now that we know the earth is flat. I guess you could planonavigate from one edge to the other.
Oh, btw - do you know about the government’s Chemtrail program?

 

[Bobanna]

Turtlenecks went out of style a while ago. I think it was popular with the Jewish people long before it hit the mainstream, but there's an argument for hygiene if you get it done. I would think you would want to take couple days off work and ice that thing down real good afterwards. Best of luck.

Remember the SNL parody of the Ford commercial? A chauffeur is blasting down a road covered with potholes and washboard while a rabbi is performing a circumnavigation in the back seat. Of course, the driver divides his attention between driving and turning back to watch the skinning in progress. Funny, but I guess you had to be there.

 

[benyflyguy]

www.earthrounders.com

Wow. This is apparently a weekly feat!?! Choppers doing it too!! Kudos to the westerly crossing.
Maybe someone need to think about going around longitudinally can latitudinally (are those words??). Then you’d have something.