Scudrunners

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Check out the exit height after the roll at 0:22

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Not sure how many type-rated ATP's with thousands of hours
on type, could exit perfectly at the surface like that.

I might be wrong, but I suspect this guy spent some time on flightsim.

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Not bad eh! Poor bastard at least he didn’t take anyone else out .

[quote author=Colonel Sanders link=topic=8860.msg24294#msg24294 date=1533993369]
Not sure how many type-rated ATP's with thousands of hours
on type, could exit perfectly at the surface like that.
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That reminds me, I have to go out and get a new battery for my Timex today.  I’ve been putting it off because twice a day it’s been every bit as accurate as my boss’ Rolex.

I'm amazed that a non-pilot, with no type training whatsoever
(which we are told is crucial) was able to successfully start and
taxi and takeoff (probably NORDO) from a large, busy airport
and drive around for an extended period of time and perform
perfect surface acro.  His wings-level exit from the roll just
above the lake was quite something.

More than once, I can recall horrible outcomes over the decades
when ATP's with thousands of hours attempted rolls in large
aircraft.  And this guy did it with no training or experience - at
the surface!

You must admit that's pretty incredible.  I'm smelling flightsim.

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I'm smelling flightsim.
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My gut says maintenance.  He fires up without anyone batting an eye to do a compass swing or something then takes off instead...

#fakenews says he's a rampie ...

I'm not saying what he did was good.  But still, strangely impressive.

I ll wait for the CNN experts to explain it all