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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Aug 28, 2010
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Notices to Airman...Cows on and in the vicinity of the airport
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Aug 28, 2010
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Kenneth Leonard - Aug 28,2010
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Long ago, at Andover Aeroflex, my instructor pilot took me on an evening flight in a 152 so we'd get back after dark. Returning to the grass strip, he said he wanted me to practice landing with no airport lights in case I couldn't get the lights to come on. As I was lining up, he said to not descend below 50'. I asked why and he said to watch for eyeballs. As we flew over, I could see a sea of eyeballs. We turned on the runway lights to watch about 30 dear on the runway. They moved away and we landed. It was illuminating.
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Ed Irizarry - Aug 29,2010
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Long ago my late father told me, if you'r doing a landing at cow pasture and there is no wind direction reference; look at the cows,most of them stand but to the wind.<br /><br /> In this photo, he seem to be landing dounwind or the cows are confused! What's the<br />story?
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