Flew home and boy are my arms tired!

It looks like the FBO will cover the 8+ hours of A&P labor to fix the
lock and trim, though I haven't seen a check from them yet. That is why
I'm not ready to identify the field or FBO at the moment.

Great story, and I'm glad you posted it (and made it) -- but I don't
think I would have flown the plane with my family on board. An out-of-
trim airplane, especially nose-heavy beasts like my Pathfinder and
your Lance, are a real hand-full to fly. Good thing it was something
you could out-muscle, or the story could have ended quite differently.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

Great story, and I'm glad you posted it (and made it) -- but I don't
think I would have flown the plane with my family on board.

My thoughts exactly. DB

"Dave Butler"

My thoughts exactly. DB

I didn't bite on this thread as it came around the first time, because I was
hoping it was a skillful attempt at trolling.

Too many things don't add up.

Anyone think it still might be?
--
Jim in NC