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"Is this thing safe?"


I always loved this question!

"No, its not safe at all, Im flying this POS because I WANNA get killed in a horrendous plane crash!!!" People can be so f-ing moronic. Of course this sh!t is safe, its my a$$ and Im gonna make sure that it gets from A to B, safely!!!!!
 
Fred, you had better have a big one, because no self respecting Beech F/O ever makes more than 16K a year and therefore impressive size is the only way they can pick up women. For the rest of you, I did not walk to work in the snow. We lived in igloos at the airport. It was PLB, so you know its true.
JET
 
Fred, you had better have a big one, because no self respecting Beech F/O ever makes more than 16K a year and therefore impressive size is the only way they can pick up women. For the rest of you, I did not walk to work in the snow. We lived in igloos at the airport. It was PLB, so you know its true.
JET

AHHHHH the PLB days.
 
the beechcraft 1900d airliner has many features for your comfort and safety

...none of which will save your butt in the event of a crash...the seat cushions are approved flotation devices...to use your seat cushion as a flotation device place your arms through the straps and hold the cushion tight against your chest.
 
My standard answer to the jacka$$ who wanted to know what the inflight movie was

ALIVE!


Autopilot? yeah the 1900D has an autopilot it is called the FO.

How do you know it is time to get out of the 1900D? When you can fly with your left knee, trim with your right knee and read the paper while the FO sleeps.
 
"This aircraft has 4 exits...the main cabin door and seats 4C, 6C, and 6A. If you should have to open the main cabin door press the red button and lift up on the handle..."

Oh the mighty beech...

We're certainly a special breed of pilots...

-B1900FO
 
Ahh........the memories. One of my favorite ones was the Japanese tourist (no I'm not kidding) who decided to take a picture from the back while we were landing on RWY22 in LEX one night. Problem was he used the flash! The other problem was that we were only at about 50ft. AGL at that exact moment. As I struggled to comprehend what had just happened I remember thinking to myself, "well we should be hitting right abo................." BLAM..........

That was the last time I ever left the door open at night.
 
Pax: "Wow, this plane is so small."

Me: "We'll get you a bigger plane when your town grows up."
 

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