FrannyPanny
New member
Olympia, WA
- Aircraft Year
- 1978
- Aircraft Type
- 114
- Reg Number
- 5861N
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A Valentine's Dinner to Remember
- Thread starter FrannyPanny
- Start date
Coatesville, PA
- Aircraft Year
- 2000
- Aircraft Type
- 114B/115
- Reg Number
- N3296B
- Serial Number
- 14673
Here is another version of "Airplanes on Valentine's Day" 
I left these in the plane for Nancy to find..We then flew to Fiorentino's at KLNS for dinner.
They give you a 10% off coupon if you fly in so that almost paid for the avgas
I left these in the plane for Nancy to find..We then flew to Fiorentino's at KLNS for dinner.
They give you a 10% off coupon if you fly in so that almost paid for the avgas
Burlington, WI
- Aircraft Year
- 1976
- Aircraft Type
- 112/A
- Reg Number
- N1456J - IO-390
- Serial Number
- 456
Since the engine is shut down, one could have a glass of wine if so inclined. Yes, get the flying & training up to speed, better Summer weather is coming.
With both of you being pilots, you can talk shop at home, then assist & monitor better while flying. I don’t recall what phase of flying & training you’re at. If still working on a private, could move along faster in a Warrior.
Yes, there are the ‘peripheral’ aspects of airplane ownership, take the good, offsets some of the AMU’s($) spent to keep things on track.
With both of you being pilots, you can talk shop at home, then assist & monitor better while flying. I don’t recall what phase of flying & training you’re at. If still working on a private, could move along faster in a Warrior.
Yes, there are the ‘peripheral’ aspects of airplane ownership, take the good, offsets some of the AMU’s($) spent to keep things on track.