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Larry Dighera wrote:
On Sat, 05 Aug 2006 19:20:05 GMT, Michelle wrote in . net: I am now working in Boise for the rest of Fire season as a Air Attack/Recon pilot. We get to fly over beautiful country and I get paid!. How's the terrain in terms of survivability if you're forced to land off airport? Not great. That is one of the reasons we fly a Turbo charged 337. Their Single engine service ceiling is 15,000 feet. Higher than any of the terrain in our patrol area. The only reason we could have a double engine failure is fuel exhaustion. This is the most preventable cause for an accident. We keep a very close watch on fuel consumption. Michelle |
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