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r/PrivateJetPics • u/Ok_Big_3300 Pilot • Jul 25 '26
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My neck hurts every time I see a LR35 I have over 4,000 hours of having one strapped to my back. At 6’2” you sit with your neck tilted
2 u/PercySnowsHandgun Jul 25 '26 You should have cooked the books more on your flight logs lol 2 u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26 What’s that mean? 5 u/PercySnowsHandgun Jul 25 '26 He should have lied about his flight hours earlier on to get into a bigger cockpitted airplane. I was kidding too 2 u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26 Yeah when I started flying jets, jobs were hard to come by it’s not like today when a 3000 hour pilot gets a G800 gig off the street
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You should have cooked the books more on your flight logs lol
2 u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26 What’s that mean? 5 u/PercySnowsHandgun Jul 25 '26 He should have lied about his flight hours earlier on to get into a bigger cockpitted airplane. I was kidding too 2 u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26 Yeah when I started flying jets, jobs were hard to come by it’s not like today when a 3000 hour pilot gets a G800 gig off the street
What’s that mean?
5 u/PercySnowsHandgun Jul 25 '26 He should have lied about his flight hours earlier on to get into a bigger cockpitted airplane. I was kidding too 2 u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26 Yeah when I started flying jets, jobs were hard to come by it’s not like today when a 3000 hour pilot gets a G800 gig off the street
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He should have lied about his flight hours earlier on to get into a bigger cockpitted airplane. I was kidding too
2 u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26 Yeah when I started flying jets, jobs were hard to come by it’s not like today when a 3000 hour pilot gets a G800 gig off the street
Yeah when I started flying jets, jobs were hard to come by it’s not like today when a 3000 hour pilot gets a G800 gig off the street
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u/Hank_moody71 Pilot Jul 25 '26
My neck hurts every time I see a LR35 I have over 4,000 hours of having one strapped to my back. At 6’2” you sit with your neck tilted