in this bad weather.
You know most plane wrecks are due to bad weather.
You know most plane wrecks are due to bad weather.
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sure, sometimes if you travel with multiple people a private jet is cheaper than 1rst class would be
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\Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Still safer than making that drive.Comment
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A better question is would you drive a Lambroghini to Vegas in this bad weather? I think it's equally dangerous.I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
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I would. When it's your time, it's your time.Originally posted by CyberAge-DaveComment
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One of my best friends is a pilot for a company that has a bunch of King Airs.Originally posted by Pornwolf
I just hate flying in bad weather. He usually flys us everyone and its ok. Its just the weather I am tripping out on but I trust him. Just don't trust the planes.
Yes, I would take the Lambo but no room for staff and lugage.Comment
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That is true, but I don't want to miss the show.Originally posted by junctionComment
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I am the same way. I never get on smaller jets and cropduster reigional flights in bad weather. The way they get bumped around in the slightest bit of weather makes you feel like the hand of God is playing with the cockpit and bouncing you around.
Scary stuff man.I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Webair, bitches.Comment
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This is the correct answer.Originally posted by Greg Jacobson
I15 has fatalities near Vegas quite oftenComment
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but, what if it's the pilot's time???Originally posted by junctionComment
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if it's the plane you showed me the other night.. i wouldn't... i would just drive...
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I would!!!
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A Gulfstream V has a service ceiling at 51,000 ft so you'll be way above commercial traffic and most of the bad weather. The only thing you have to worry about is takeoff and the ascent if your departing city is nasty also and going down into the bad weather for the landing. King Airs I think have a service ceiling of 31,000 ft, so you're farther down the ladder.
In real bad weather I'd feel safer going commercial. 21% of fatal aviation accidents that are non-commercial flights are due to bad weather, so that's about 1 out 5 chances.
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Maybe the pilot would be killed and you'd survive?Originally posted by SykkBoy2Comment
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What if you got into a car wreck and were killed while on the way to Vegas? You'd stll miss the show.Originally posted by CyberAge-DaveComment
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Just be a weenie and stay home.Comment
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yeah, but then you'd be forced to eat the pilot to survive until you were rescued...Originally posted by junctionComment
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I would... I doubt I'd turn down the chance of flying in a private jet due to weather.Comment
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I would go in a private jet over commerical any day!
There has been many a commerical flight where I'd swear the pilot looked more hungover than me, and he's got the lives of 100+ people on board.
At least flying private you have a little more time to size up your pilot than just poking your head in for a minute and finding your seat.Comment
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Go for it man i'm sure you will be fineComment
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Oprah flies in a private plane, may she be your role model :-)Comment
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Most plane crashes are do to pilot error, no matter if it's bad weather or not.Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
So if you are going to fly with someone else make sure you know your life is in their hands.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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Cant be any worse then me about to drive in itOriginally posted by CyberAge-Dave
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sure but my private jet in in the garage for a service today
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HAHAHA thats funny sykkboy. "yeah, but then you'd be forced to eat the pilot to survive until you were rescued...Originally posted by sean416
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Quit crying, there are Amwest flights out of Burbank ;)Comment
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i'd jump in lear jetThis dog, is dog, a dog, good dog, way dog, to dog, keep dog, an dog, idiot dog, busy dog, for dog, 20 dog, seconds dog!
Now read without the word dog.Comment
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lol sykkboy, that's a funny thoughtComment
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whenever i fly its always in a lear and its always free.
as i have a private source
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Originally posted by MaskedMan
You're aging yourself a little bit
Arguing whether the Democratic or Republican party is better is like debating which steaming pile of shit is slightly less stinky.Comment
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Sad part is I am co-pilot. I just don't land it but I do alright flying in good weather. I have to see out the window to keep it level. He flys just by the instruments.Comment
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hahaha, good point. Better make sure he has some meat on him before takeoff.Originally posted by SykkBoy2
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Especially with general aviation... I would say 9/10 are pilot error... usually in bad weather because the pilot is flying in conditions that he/she shouldn't be without the proper ratings... thats just my guess though. I have no idea what the actual figures are.Originally posted by crockettComment
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I agree.Originally posted by abadfish
My friend flys for a living, he has already gone back and forth to vegas this morning and flys everywhere.
But I agree, I think its like 90 Pilot errors.
When its your time, its your time.Comment
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