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Anybody Famous?

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She is flying on Es-Dub? I would like to see her waiting in line with her C boarding card, fighting for a middle seat.

Actually, she pre-boarded and sat 3rd row with her girlfriend - there were only about 30 pax onboard.
 
I had Doug Flutie during IOE on the Saab (LAX-SAN) as a newhire at Eagle.

As a corporate pilot, I've met Sen. Trent Lott at Atlantic Aviation in GPT...he nearly tore the door off the hinges trying to open it. Guess he missed the big sign next to the button that said "Push to Open." Then he got on one of the rattiest looking King Air 90's I've ever seen...
 
Actually, she pre-boarded and sat 3rd row with her girlfriend - there were only about 30 pax onboard.


I didnt know SWA would let "famous people" pre-board. Seems unfair to the regular pax.

"welcome to Southwest flight 123 service to Las Vegas. We are now pre-boarding those traveling with small children, those that need a little extra time and those that are famous".
 
I had Doug Flutie during IOE on the Saab (LAX-SAN) as a newhire at Eagle.

As a corporate pilot, I've met Sen. Trent Lott at Atlantic Aviation in GPT...he nearly tore the door off the hinges trying to open it. Guess he missed the big sign next to the button that said "Push to Open." Then he got on one of the rattiest looking King Air 90's I've ever seen...

Had Sen Lott sitting in row one on the Dornier from Cinci to LEX. Met Jesse Jackson in Columbia, SC. Gave him my best snarl without being unprofessional. LMAO
 
She wasnt famous but she sure got attention. I was waiting to catch a UAL flight out of LAX. This lady, mid 40s, is arriving into LAX terminal. She has a big set of "bolt-ons" and they are just trying to come out and see the world. All the guys are tripping over themselves as she walks by. Since I am a pilot in uniform, I know everything about this airport, yeah right. She comes to me and asks for directions to the Alaska terminal. I tell her how to get there, but I am staring at her rack. They are huge. Obviously new. The skin on her chest is tight, blue, and veins are showing. After our 30 second chat, she starts to leave and I am thinking to myself, self, "do I say something or not". I only had a second to decide, so I blurted out, "and by the way, those look great". She turned back with a big smile and said. "thanks".

Again, not famous, but a better story.
 
Flew Huewie Lewis (spelling) to Montana. He was really cool. Flew a couple different rappers, I would not have know it if the flt attd had'nt said anything....not a fan!
 
Storming Norman
General Tommy Franks
Mandy Moore
Dick Vitale
Ludacris
Russell Simons & Rev Run
Queen Noor of Jordan
Ari Freischer White House Press Secretary
Jerry Springer
Joe Perry
Tom Cruse(hover around Scooters)
Train (Tears from Jupiter)



Almost knocked over Bob Dole in IAD
Pissed next to Jerry Bruckhiemer in PIE
Pissed next to Richie Sambora in FLL
Open the door for Gene Simmons in BNA
Saw Heather,Richie,Jon Bon Jovi Tim Mcgraw and Faith Hill BSing in the parking lot of TPA
Helped Bruce Springsteen find his plane also in TPA apparently G-4's are hard to find on a empty ramp.
Sat in Travoltas 707 in ILM Travlta wasn't there at the time.
Open the door for Chris Tucker in Vegas he was by himself in a G-5
 
When I was a UPT student at Columbus AFB about 10 years ago, Mario Lopez came into the squadron with his whole entourage. He was there to get a celebrity incentive ride in the T-38. He strutted around like he owned the place, barking out orders to all the officers. He told everyone he was supposed to get a ride in the F-16, but because the coordination was screwed up, he was going to have to "settle for the T-38; the training wheels, much less impressive version of a fighter plane." He was so dissapointed and disgraced.

The instructor who flew him made sure Mario experienced the FULL capabilities of the jet. After they landed, with the media and everyone taking pictures, Mr. Tough Guy silently climbed out of the back covered completely head to toe in his own puke. He looked as though he had taken a puke shower. He didn't say a word. He just climbed into the car and bolted.
 

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