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Category Archives: Laurel Lippert

Upside Down and Out

June 8, 2009 – 9:03 am

I thought I was doing fine flying loops and rolls, even a hammerhead, in the brand-new Pitts S2C with only 36 hours on the tachometer. A half-hour earlier, Sean D. Tucker (yes, world-famous airshow performer Sean D. Tucker) had said jokingly, “Now don’t lose your lunch in my new airplane, Laurel.” But, the flat spin [...]

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The Love Flight That Wasn’t

March 10, 2009 – 12:23 pm

Are you thinking about learning to fly because your spouse is a pilot? Or, maybe you dream about flying around the country with your husband or wife who also wants to learn to fly.
Sharing the cockpit of a small airplane would be fun, right? Well, the truth is, like all joint efforts that require compromise [...]

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Stuck somewhere? Might be your lucky day.

February 22, 2009 – 1:18 pm

When you become a pilot, you join a helpful community. Being stranded at an airport somewhere gives you a chance to see just how supportive it can be.
Finding yourself stranded somewhere might seem like the worst fate if you’re a pilot, but, more often than not, it turns out to be a pleasant surprise.
With our [...]

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