AirAsia Wants You...

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njfinfannjfinfanNew MemberOP
Mar 12, 2009, 09:11 AM

If you're a pilot.

Maxine's back! :up:

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Regan21286Regan21286New Member
Mar 12, 2009, 01:00 PM

No flight experience necessary. I guess I'm overqualified there with 10+ hours logged on MS Flight Simulator and an actual fighter pilot simulator I went on during an air show. :tongue2:

Except I don't speak Bahasa Malaysian...

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njfinfannjfinfanNew Member
Mar 12, 2009, 01:14 PM

My dad spent his whole career in the Air Force before he died. One of the biggest treats of our lives were going to the air shows and getting to see the Thunderbirds and the insides of all the planes. It was so cool. :up:

Maxine's back! :up:

THOSE WHO ARE LIFTING THE WORLD UPWARD AND ONWARD ARE THOSE WHO ENCOURAGE MORE THAN CRITICIZE.

Regan21286Regan21286New Member
Mar 12, 2009, 01:18 PM

"njfinfan wrote:

My dad spent his whole career in the Air Force before he died. One of the biggest treats of our lives were going to the air shows and getting to see the Thunderbirds and the insides of all the planes. It was so cool. :up:

My dad bounced around between Navy and Air Force. Loved every air show that I went to. Midnight flybys not so much. :up:

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MiamianMiamianNew Member
Apr 3, 2009, 04:45 AM

I used to love watching the Thunderbirds at HAFB.

Even though I love to travel and almost always do so by air, I'm aviaphobic and this doesn't exactly sit well with me. From what I remember the U.S. has a set of standards for countries to be eligible to land at American airports. My guess is that Malaysia might fall off that list.

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