| Here's the Cessna 150, where my
aviation career began. |
This is a Cessna 172, the 1st 4-seater that
I flew. |
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| The T-37 (Tweet) was the 1st jet that I
flew. I went through a few air sickness bags on this bad boy! |
The T-38 (Talon), is the Air Force's
super-sonic jet trainer. |
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At Homestead AFB, I instructed
in the
F-4E, (Phantom II). |
Over France on a cross-country flight from RAF
Woodbridge, England to Aviano, Italy. |
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| Received my ATP, (Airline Transport Pilot)
rating in a Citation 550. |
I flew the King Air 200 for a Charter
company in Louisville. |
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| The Lear 25 was the first corporate jet that
I flew. |
Citation 3 was also a beautiful
corporate jet to fly. |
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| On the ramp in Paris with a
Beatrice Foods, Falcon 50. |
The Falcon 900, a larger version of the Falcon
50 was wonderful to fly. |
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| At United Airlines, my first
assignment was "Flight Engineer" on the 727. |
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| This was my 1st flight on a Boeing 737-300. |
A United Airlines 737-300 on landing roll. |
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| A Boeing 757 flight from Chicago to Los Angeles. |
A United Boeing 757 touching down in Miami. |
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| The biggest plane that I've
flown is the Boeing 767, the big brother of the
757. |
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