Jay Honeck wrote:

That's a good point. So far, I'm not willing to take our (almost 3 yo)
son
up w/o my wife aboard. That gives someone to take care of him while I
fly.


That's the way we do all first flights with kids. There has to be a
"designated parent" on board, just in case.

I've only had one kid start to flip out while on his first ride, and I was
glad his mom was there to calm him down. By the end of the flight, he was
fine, but it sure would have sucked having him sitting behind me whimpering.

That roll just after lift-off was a little too much, eh? :-)

Matt