Kennedy?Pedant alert.
At the end of each flight, Airforce 1 has one more take off than landing, why?
took off under Kennedy and landed under Johnson
Kennedy?Pedant alert.
At the end of each flight, Airforce 1 has one more take off than landing, why?
Yes, but the reason is that Nixon (departing the WH) was airborne when Ford was sworn in thus his flight went from Air Force 1 to Head in a Jar 1.Wasn't Johnson sworn in mid-flight back to DC. That would mean one more landing than take-off.
Nope. JFK took off (and landed) in AF One and was then murdered. Later LBJ was sworn in and then took off (and landed) as POTUS in AF One.So wouldn't that mean the the combination of both events mean take-offs = landings?
He was sworn in on the ground, and refused to leave until they found a Federal Judge to do so. Judge Sarah Hughes, she was the first woman to swear in a President.Wasn't Johnson sworn in mid-flight back to DC. That would mean one more landing than take-off.
Nice. I’m still not seeing these things pop up on the market. How is she getting access?Is there a two-for-one deal? Who else wants to go in on a TH-57?
Isn't that a common method to get a TH-57 back to base?Is there a two-for-one deal? Who else wants to go in on a TH-57?
Griz I am definitely curious on purchase process and airworthiness status.Nice. I’m still not seeing these things pop up on the market. How is she getting access?
I looked at that - the last five (for now) close for bidding today. I’m wondering if they are “civilian” 206’s maintained to FAA standards or -57’s maintained to a military standard. Probably military since the current winning bids are really quite low.gsaauctions.gov,
there is also a couple of MC-12s, CH-47, a Challenger 604, H-60 (looks like UH-60) and six listings for TH-57
If I ever need a truck replacement that’s a good site.gsaauctions.gov,
there is also a couple of MC-12s, CH-47, a Challenger 604, H-60 (looks like UH-60) and six listings for TH-57
What’s it take to get them up to FAA standards, an annual?I looked at that - the last five (for now) close for bidding today. I’m wondering if they are “civilian” 206’s maintained to FAA standards or -57’s maintained to a military standard. Probably military since the current winning bids are really quite low.