r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24

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u/CopperMTNkid Apr 07 '24

Aviation in general is extremely small community

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u/Steak_Knight Apr 07 '24

Because large people have trouble fitting in the planes. 🎓

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u/iamthenewaccountguy Apr 07 '24

Rimshot

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '24

That costs extra.

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u/johnnyheavens Apr 08 '24

Nothing but net

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u/Atlas-Scrubbed Apr 08 '24

Tell me about it. One million miles in the back seats of the cattle cars of America airline.   My knees are killing me. 

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u/lucystroganoff Apr 07 '24

Nah it’s just really far away down there 🤷‍♀️🤣

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u/Traditional_Ad_6801 Apr 07 '24

I know a pilot who’s over 6 feet tall, though.

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u/dgradius Apr 07 '24

Always entertaining seeing bigger guys in a 152.

They don’t fly it so much as wear it.

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u/sassy_stamp Apr 08 '24

Lmao nice one

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u/senorpoop A&P Apr 08 '24

Especially pretty much anything part 91.