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Well Isle Royale NP is closed in the winter…

I wonder how many people are in this picture. Maybe 0?

I have not but it looks good!

Oh?

I really want to go to Houghton

Guys be like I needed this, and it's just a cortado outside on a 64 degree winter day.

I love how you can tell even the dogs on their walks love it's 60 degrees out

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March is shaping up to be just like February.

Nice hotel views

You do not want to know how expensive these chocolates are

That would fall under FMRS, with each route needed approval and has special rules

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Yeah it does get complicated, and even we have questions about it. Thankfully we get told what time we turn illegal. This helps too:

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V1 is only really used in transport category multi engine airplanes, not basic light props. But by definition your V1 speed cannot be more than Vr (rotate).

Left vs right doesn’t really matter, it’s the back to front that does. Have to counter balance cargo and fuel.

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How about this
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Nope

This is @apoure25.bsky.social wheelhouse

Not sure if the 777 can over wing, but I know the 757/767 can.

Now you can also have spoilerons and flaperons which use part of the spoilers and flaps to help the ailerons with roll.

Flaps extend to create a larger wing area and camber (shape of the wing)

Spoilers extend upwards to create drag and dump lift by disrupting airflow.

Ailerons counter each other (one goes up, other goes down)to roll the aircraft.

The Kania LOI is the closest thing you'll find but it says if you have intent to fly you can log it.

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Yes. www.ecfr.gov/current/titl...

3 152s

What's the question, I can try to help answer* (from a US/FAR117 standpoint)

No motor, just engine thrust

The fuel is pumped into the wings from the truck, aka its pressure. But if need be we can get refueled via the wings.