Recent content by RyanShort1

For someone that buys a new warbird, it is often important that they get instruction... and their new plane may not have dual controls. A court recently ruled against a group for providing instruction in a P-40... personally, I think we should be helping fund an appeal...

Sounds like they knew they had an emergency, were talking to tower with a declared engine out situation and were headed to SAT in an emergency. Sad. https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2019/12/02/plane-crash-reported-in-north-side-neighborhood/

A pair of photos from today's photography mission over Dallas. What have you shot from a plane recently? Ryan

1961 Piper Colt - $14.5K OBO So after the Taylorcraft saga ended I still wanted to be able to get around... and bought this Colt thinking I'd get something I could commute back and forth to Boerne with and maybe teach in it a bit when I'm in home territory. In the mean time we've had a baby...

This ad is for a friend of mine - he's one of my former customers, and I noticed that he placed this ad on Craigslist... http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/for/2701395580.html I'm pretty sure it's a nice plane and he treats it well. I'm happy when I see his landings. ;) Ryan

Ok, so I personally saw this happen today... The Cub in the film is one that I regularly fly. I usually carry a pretty elaborate handheld radio/intercom rig. Another instructor was on board at the time and only had the intercom, but was following good traffic pattern procedures. What would...

Ok, so this just became an issue for a group I work with, but I'm beginning to think it has a lot of implications for a lot more than this other group. Some guy that scans lots of channels, and apparently looks for these kinds of things :rolleyes2: sent said group a letter pointing out that any...