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Hot-shot cargo flights bypass US-Canada border blockade to deliver auto parts
Small all-cargo carriers have mobilized to get shipments past the supply chain blockage at the U.S.-Canada border. (www.freightwaves.com) More...
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Interesting. Thanks for that history lesson on how the industry has evolved.
Fuel was cheap, time was money and keeping a close eye on the needle around M.81 was fun. So was watching some of the yank & bank grandpa types squirm when they got close to M.78. We even made up a poor man’s r-nav…..pinch & fold the map dep to dest, measure dist from vor’s to the fold and ask for direct. Fun, wow.
Yep, Collins FD-108Y, AVQ-46 radar that was blind in a storm and ARNAV-40 lorans that got lost at the first sign of P-static, a strange version of FUN!
Climb at .80, cruise at .80 and descend at .80, easy to remember. Cheers
Climb at .80, cruise at .80 and descend at .80, easy to remember. Cheers
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oops, that was supposed to be a “thumbs up”.
All they need is room for a 747 cargo or another style that would fit into the local airports. Big problem I have is they are screwing up other peoples lives and there rights. Seems there is no thought about others here at all.
I think the supply chain was busted then too, especially for Goobermint Motors. Who cared, it payed $150. a trip for an FO and $250. for a Captain. Lots of fun at 450' in a Lear and not so much in a DA20 at 390' in the spring! And virtually all in the Dark. Cheers!