So she gets a NAM?
For what?
Being hot?
OK...I can dig that.
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I've seen NAMs given out for a lot less!So she gets a NAM?
For what?
Being hot?
OK...I can dig that.
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Speedy Tues indeed! View attachment 28184
Judging from the N number I’d say yes.Is this a CAP plane? I remember when they started rolling the G1000 birds out many moons ago and how all of the pilots and observers were trying to move mountains to get one to their squadron.
1st Gen G1000 - no WAAS so RNAV approaches are LNAV only with manual stepdowns (no LPV). Most of the Cessna fleet (182 and 206) are G1000's and a lot of the aircraft are Gen 2 with WAAS and Garmin AP's with FD. The fleet of Airvan G-8's are steam gauge as are the DHC-2 Beavers and handful of Maule M-9-235's.Is this a CAP plane? I remember when they started rolling the G1000 birds out many moons ago and how all of the pilots and observers were trying to move mountains to get one to their squadron.
CAP has DHC-2’s?1st Gen G1000 - no WAAS so RNAV approaches are LNAV only with manual stepdowns (no LPV). Most of the Cessna fleet (182 and 206) are G1000's and a lot of the aircraft are Gen 2 with WAAS and Garmin AP's with FD. The fleet of Airvan G-8's are steam gauge as are the DHC-2 Beavers and handful of Maule M-9-235's
That could still fly... anything can fly if you have enough horsepower.