The Aiport (56k warning)

[bimmer8604]

Well, today me and my friend Kyle(Silver e30) got to go flying today, one of our older friends just bought a new plane, and wanted us to go to Tablerock(1hr by plane, 5 by car) to pick up one of his cars(2003 Jeep Wrangler, suspension and shit, normal offroad vehiical) and bring it back to wichita, well, while waiting for the pilot i decided to snap some pictures of my car, unfortunatly, Kyle didn't drive his out, but next time we will have quite a few bmws for a photo shoot.

On with the pics.






And one of the plane we flew in, its really nice, heater, a/c, XM Sat. radio. Its really roomy inside too, and I even got to fly a bit and mess around, other than that the autopilot did everything else.


Enjoy,
Kyle

[88325isboy]

looks good dude.
Bobby

[Erick]

Diamond DA90 Star :shock:

I love that thing! I wish I could have one of those.

[nameisbradgreen]

Diamond's are HAWT, and so are Cirrus SR22's

[///M Powered]

Sweet pictures.

[BlackE30]

yeah I would have to go with the Sr22 but there alot of money. Diamonds are very very nice as well. I bet that was a fun flight. :D

[christophbmw]

oooo.....im training in a new diamond (doesnt have a/c though....my in structer told me it was a 18,000 dollar option :shock: )...good shit though, sick pics with a REAL toy in the backround.

[brodee]

Is that the airport out by Maize?

[bimmer8604]

Is that the airport out by Maize?

Its out by Andover, maize is like 15 miles away?

Andover = east side of wichita
Maize = somewhere else not east of wichita

Kyle

[brodee]

ahh.. OK. I've flown out of Maize a few times and it looked like that (all small airports in Kansas look the same).

P.S. Maize is NW of Wichita, on the way to Hutch.

[bmwannabe]

my uncles got a cessna. Ive flown the Beech 1900D flight sim down at Embry Riddle The sim costs more than the plane at a whopping 12 million dollars..

[BlackE30]

I have flown in the Navy's F18 hornet simulator. Its amazing.

-JEff

[bmwannabe]

yuh, you live close to norfolk. thats a pretty vital piece of American soil (militarily)