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Title: Hello there! Post by: Matt Cochran on January 20, 2008, 03:13:07 PM Hi my name is Matt. Call me "Chili" I decided to get my PPL this year. I fly alot of flight sims IL2 in particular because of the WW2air craft. I all ready got the flight kit and went through it. It is very informative. I live here in WA state Bremerton. Im excited to get started.Is anyone familiar with this area? I could use a few pointers. The closest airport is Bremerton National. Do they have a good flight school? Nice to meet you all.
Chili out. (http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c213/jg27_chili/Planes/chilisig.jpg) Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: GaryBradshaw on January 20, 2008, 03:29:35 PM Hello Chili and welcome to Pilot Journey! You will find a of great future and current pilots here to hang out with. Gary Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: Mike on January 21, 2008, 08:41:58 AM Hi Chili! Welcome! I'm kind of new, and on the other coast, but I share your enthusiasm and excitement. I'll be happy to try to answer any questions.
Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: Colton on January 22, 2008, 10:57:46 AM Welcome! I'm in the midwest and new myself. Right here in the middle of Kansas, in fact. We have airports all over the place if you ever fly here. I'm beginning the long haul to becoming an airline pilot. I'll look forward to hearing about your adventures
Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: Matt Cochran on February 02, 2008, 06:32:39 PM Well Im gettin my physical in 2 weeks. Then up up and away!! My dream is to fly a Mesherschmit BF109. Preferably the G6 model. If there is even one out there.I know they are very expensive to own and very limited. Just a dream!Any plane will do actually :)
Chili out. Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: Matt Cochran on April 25, 2008, 09:09:44 PM Hi guys Im still waitin for good weather here in WA. To do my intro. WA weather sucks
Except for thr fishin. Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: Mike on April 27, 2008, 01:15:44 PM Hi Matt. Good to see you posting. Things seem to have slowed down here. I think many others live in areas where the weather has disrupted their training. Use this non-flying time to do ground school. ;D It'll keep you motivated and focused. I speak from experience. I now have 23 hours and I'm having a blast!
Title: Re: Hello there! Post by: Matt Cochran on April 27, 2008, 08:56:30 PM O yeah!! I didn't think of that. TY Mike. Nice tip
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