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The engine manifold pressure began to drop. We could hear the engine’s roar die down, and felt the airplane begin to settle.
I saw Phil’s head began to look around. He had noticed. He said, “There was an airstrip over here somewhere.” Simultaneously he began to lower the nose, and configure the airplane for an off airport landing.
“I have your power” I told him – thinking it is best to overcommunicate in these moments.
I had reduced his throttle to simulate an engine about to die.
“There it is!” Phil replied.
He pointed the airplane towards the other airstrip.
As we flew closer, I noticed the specs on the runway were actually moving. There was about fifty zebra and warthogs all enjoying the prime grazing on the runway.
Mrs. Hurd’s Mother’s Day
Breanna enjoys the multi-faceted aspects of teaching 4th grade. Note: multifaceted is an FAA word I learned to sound like a flight instructor. Decorating the classroom with meaningful, yet stylish, designs is near the top of her happy list. Here is a quick montage of...
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we landed at Indianapolis airport, drove to the hospital, and this miracle happened: We're living with a very active reminder of God caring for us, through many friends who gave so much, prayed so often, and encouraged greatly. It's hard to believe that was six years...
Cruise Check
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