Probably out measuring the climate change they are causing.
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Random Griz Aviation Musings
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I flew down to visit my parents this week. My wife was working, so I took the pooch along. Once at altitude on the way down, he seemed to be comfortable.
But on the way back up yesterday, he could never really get cool.
Finally he decided to move up with me and planted himself in front of the co-pilot vent and things were better.
I have to wonder what goes through his mind as we're descending down and he looks out the window. He loves watching the cars and people when driving, but things have to seem different and far away in the plane.
But on the way back up yesterday, he could never really get cool.
Finally he decided to move up with me and planted himself in front of the co-pilot vent and things were better.
I have to wonder what goes through his mind as we're descending down and he looks out the window. He loves watching the cars and people when driving, but things have to seem different and far away in the plane.
Nice! I’ve gone up with my dog in the helicopter a few times but she gets too hot unless the doors are off. She loves the views and is mostly quiet but gets excited when she sees cows. She has to fly with a harness on, like aircrew, that connects to the interior seatbelt mount. I need to train her to wear “doggles.”I flew down to visit my parents this week. My wife was working, so I took the pooch along. Once at altitude on the way down, he seemed to be comfortable.
But on the way back up yesterday, he could never really get cool.
Finally he decided to move up with me and planted himself in front of the co-pilot vent and things were better.
I have to wonder what goes through his mind as we're descending down and he looks out the window. He loves watching the cars and people when driving, but things have to seem different and far away in the plane.
MIG-23 Warbird just went down at Thunder Over Michigan Airshow. Catastrophic engine failure during low-level fly-by. Both of teh crew successfully ejected from their Russian/Soviet ejection seats. The Air Boss at the show is a acquaintance. That's all I know so far. Juan Brown just released a video on his YT Channel. All over social media. EDIT - I've spoken to people who monitored public service radio traffic and miraculously, no one was hurt / injured as a result of the crash. Incredible if true.
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So no flames or abnormal smoke from the engine, I would guess that the controls froze.
Isn't the one that went down a family model?
VMO4
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Upon looking back at my pics, the N number is different, but the rest of the paint scheme is the same, including the yellow shield under the cockpit being the same as the one on Dan Flier's you tube channel. They keep saying only MiG 23 in US airspace, not sure now if it is the same airframe or not.
Well maybe now it is.
Ffs with these “what had happened” videos..