Are those the ones not programed to fly into the ground ?
And don't yell " Hi " to your buddy Jack, when you see him.
Probably because of the open bar....
Didn't look at it like that, but I guess I am helping to keep people employed!
I remember that on TWA 'Royal Ambassador Service'. I had a couple pretty good steaks flying over the N. Atlantic, though it was near 60 years ago.
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I always fancied a C-130 myself. Something I could load the track car and support into, land on the front straight, unload right into the pit, then fly out after I've finished. Or on non-track weekend, one could fly close to their favorite hunting/fishing area, land on best highway or flat ground and do a few hours of relaxation. The 787 BBJ is overrated
Have they finally pushed a viable road through the Choco between Panama and Columbia? Last I heard the only thing in there were people who didnt take kindly to outsiders.
Thats always been on mine as well. If you decide to do it let me know. Ive driven a good part of it, from Portland Or to the Panama border. It would be one hell of a trip. Would love to swim in the Beaufort Sea. For about 6 seconds. Or less.
Never happen.
They managed to get where they were going. But you're only referring to the best of the best. The Strawberry Bitch.
The road actually goes to Deadhorse but you can't get to the Arctic Ocean from there because of the oil field. One of the hotels used to be able to take people on a bus to Prudhoe Bay but I don't know if they do that anymore.
I always fancied a C-130 myself. Something I could load the track car and support into, land on the front straight, unload right into the pit, then fly out after I've finished. Or on non-track weekend, one could fly close to their favorite hunting/fishing area, land on best highway or flat ground and do a few hours of relaxation. The 787 BBJ is overrated
