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[DrewBlows]

I heard from several folks it was the guys last flight as he was retiring.. I guess he decided to go out with style!

I'll go out on a limb and say it was his last flight. I don't know about retirement, though.

 

[DannyNoonan]

I'll go out on a limb and say it was his last flight. I don't know about retirement, though.

hah prolly his last flight for a loong time

 

[starcheck1]

He WAS headed to a 135 Charter job for Jetride

 

[CAPTAINDEEZ]

Dude, if you can roll a 707 during a demo flight, I guarantee a Lear would be easy. Besides that, aerobatics are all about finesse. Especially when doing a Bob Hoover while drinking the coffee maneuver. I bet the Lear has a faster roll than a Commander easily. That airplane is nothing but ailerons. Finesse my brothas. Treat the airplane like a woman and glide into it whatever it is you are doing.

 

[stupidpilot]

Interesting. I would say that a pilot who can roll a Learjet doesn't need to be flying any passengers around.

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He should have the skills to do it, but the judgement not to.

 

[DrProc]

Dude, if you can roll a 707 during a demo flight, I guarantee a Lear would be easy. Besides that, aerobatics are all about finesse. Especially when doing a Bob Hoover while drinking the coffee maneuver. I bet the Lear has a faster roll than a Commander easily. That airplane is nothing but ailerons. Finesse my brothas. Treat the airplane like a woman and glide into it whatever it is you are doing.

Wow, it sounds like you are the next one we are going to hear about. Comparing yourself to Tex and Bob, but then again you are a "twin turbine PIC"

 

[Fedora]

I believe that Tex and Bob did barrel rolls, a one G maneuver. (so that's how Bob pours his coffee!) During day VMC I might add.
This dude is trying acro at 3 AM?
Sheesh!

 

[b707guy]

He should have the skills to do it, but the judgement not to.

Amen to that. I wonder if he sent the ASRS form FIRST?