Scudrunners

This should be interesting.

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That I don't have to deal with them! 

Of the few dealings I've had with TC, they've been a delight. The last time (due to my ignorance) was my little booklet expired and I had a trip the next day, the fine people at the Victoria office had me a new license in hours.

E

Next time you are talking to them, can you ask
when I am getting my iPhone and laptop back
that they seized in January?


Thanks,

I would rather deal with a street criminal than T.C.


You can bring a street criminal into court to deal with them, the thugs at T.C. are above the law.


Canada is worse than any third world country i have ever been in when it comes to rule of law.

Chuck,


I'd rather hear from you either,


A) some flying stories,
B) lessons you've learned from experience.


I'll read. Think you have a million.


Cheers. 

Well as far as flying goes the most dangerous was in the Sahara Desert flying in sand storms with almost zero zero vis for landing.


And of course almost no nav aids that worked and their ATC is almost useless.

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Well as far as flying goes the most dangerous was in the Sahara Desert flying in sand storms with almost zero zero vis for landing.


And of course almost no nav aids that worked and their ATC is almost useless.
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More please.........

[size=1em]Colonel:
I think you been too generous

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[size=2]" Well as far as flying goes the most dangerous was in the Sahara Desert flying in sand storms with almost zero zero vis for landing.''

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