El Presidente finally gets to go soaring, shows everyone how a landing is supposed to be done, photo to prove it.
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5 comments:
Well, at least the tail dolly isn't on....
What would a picture of a stationary glider with someone off-camera holding the wings level, and the taildolly photoshopped out, look like?
OhMyGosh, doesn't he know how dangerous it can be to get in a plane once a year and go flying without at least 16 or 17 hours of currency training ?
You know, from here, I can see the Yaw string is flat dead on the canopy . . . and that looks like golf cart fumes gently wafting down the runway
I'm still trying to figure out what is so great about landing a high performance sailplane with great big cumulus clouds reflected in the canopy.
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