Gateway Pilots

Even though it is June, you should start getting ready for winter operations by reviewing these important safety tips.

Oh no! The FAA (that would be the Fools of April Administration) has begun to implement pilots licenses with photographs. Unfortunately, a technical mishap (which will probably be recategorized as a non-runway incursion incident once the NTSB investigatory team arrives) has impacted image clarity, which is a roundabout way of saying that they don’t know which photos go with which pilots.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to straighten out the mess. Just look at the pictures below and select the correct pilot’s name next to his or her photo. Hint: Although all of these people are MPA members who attended the Gateway MPA meeting on 19 March 2008, not all of them are actually pilots. That doesn’t matter to the FAA, of course.

Photo	“Pilot’s” Name
	– Select One – Lizz Dunn Dorothy Martin Rosemary Petruso Candy Zemon
	– Select One – Lizz Dunn Dorothy Martin Rosemary Petruso Candy Zemon
	– Select One – Lizz Dunn Dorothy Martin Rosemary Petruso Candy Zemon
	– Select One – Lee Herne Lana Maggart Tracy Smith Libby Yunger
	– Select One – Lee Herne Lana Maggart Tracy Smith Libby Yunger
	– Select One – Lee Herne Lana Maggart Tracy Smith Libby Yunger
	– Select One – Rick Albrecht Bob Kraemer Jean Murry Steve Pierce
	– Select One – Rick Albrecht Bob Kraemer Jean Murry Steve Pierce
	– Select One – Rick Albrecht Bob Kraemer Jean Murry Steve Pierce
	– Select One – Chuck Maggart Matt Martin Jan Pocock Carl Schaffner
	– Select One – Chuck Maggart Matt Martin Jan Pocock Carl Schaffner
	– Select One – Chuck Maggart Matt Martin Jan Pocock Carl Schaffner
	– Select One – Pat Devine Tom Sparr Bob Vasquez Art Zemon
	– Select One – Pat Devine Tom Sparr Bob Vasquez Art Zemon
	– Select One – Pat Devine Tom Sparr Bob Vasquez Art Zemon
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For a blast from the past, take a look at America’s Flying Salesman (Oct. 1955). It is a reprint from Mechanix Illustrated magazine. Here is the first page of the article. You can see the rest when you follow the link.