Hey guys, sorry I have not posted in a while, but I was finishing up my A&P, well long story short Im working on Cirrus's up at HPN, well today as I showed up to work I almost rear ended the car in front of me when I saw a Beech Starship sitting on the ramp and Panorama!!! I'll try to take a photo tomorrow but it was N8285Q if anyone has any photos post them up!
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isn't that the Rutan chase plane?
it is mathematically impossible for either hummingbirds, or helicopters to fly. fortunately, neither are aware of this.
No, the Rutan chase plane is Matterhorn White with Blue cheatlines, this one is "Linen" with red and green cheat lines
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Student Pilot
Cool stuff. I'm hoping it's still there Saturday so I can take a picture before I go out flying at Panorama.Originally Posted by Laxgoaly
Jason
CFI/CFII
Part 135 Dispatch
UPDATE: I had the tail number wrong, its N8025L
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Are you sure about that? The original tail number you posted, N8285Q shows in the FAA database as Beech 2000 registered to Starship Holdings. N8025L is shown as a "Infinity Power Parachutes Model 2003 Classic". That would be something like this:
KC-135 - Passing gas & taking names!
http://www.jetphotos.net/showphotos.php?userid=15086
http://moose135.smugmug.com
I had the opportunity to see the Starship depart as I was entering the traffic pattern at HPN yesterday afternoon around 4:00pm. What an awesome plane, it even had the TRS crews asking questions about it on frequency. The crew of the Starship mentioned they're based out of Oklahoma City.
Also, the tail number was N8244L.
Jason
CFI/CFII
Part 135 Dispatch
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