Back in the Cockpit!!

[swaphx99]

After a 2 year hiatus, I am finally back in the pilots seat!!

Out of Clow Field in Bolingbrook, I am flying a Diamond Eclipse, a very lightweight and responsive aircraft!!

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I have some cross-countries and solo work to do and then I am finished with a 6 year endevour!!

[andrew_c]

Ah nice, you used Sonnys photo Diamond make their North American aircraft here in london, quite a large factory.

Anyways, good luck with your adventures!

[babypurin]

Nice Pic. Which GPS is that?

[Crism]

Garmin GNS430

[screaming_emu]

awesome man, good luck, have fun, and let us know when you're done.

[FlyingPhotog]

Great job Kevin! Any aspirations to fly for WN someday?

[swaphx99]

Great job Kevin! Any aspirations to fly for WN someday?

Maybe, but I would have to retire in a year at this rate.

Private Pilots License=6 years

Going on that time frame, Commercial license when I am 60

[AJ]

Well done!

[AA 1818]

Congratulations!

Any words of advice for aspiring pilots like myself?

[ASpilot2be]

Congrats I hope to get in the cockpit for the first time ever in a couple months, I am so excited

[CorporateAv8r]

Have fun! The DV-20's are really fun airplanes to fly, much better than any Cessna or Piper product.

[kcmh]

i've flown in those as recently as Sunday. Fun planes

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real fun in turbulance

[swaphx99]

i've flown in those as recently as Sunday. Fun planes

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real fun in turbulance

I'll vouch for that, yesterday's winds were around 280 @ 13kts gustings to 23kts. Made for some interesting flying but the plane took it better that I thought.