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The view: Landing on the orange dot at Oshkosh
The pilot: Dick O’Reilly
The airplane: 1942 Interstate Cadet
The mission: Flying into EAA Airventure in 2016
The memory: Arriving in Oshkosh with 14 other Cadets to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the airplane.
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Dick O'Reilly is a retired Los Angeles Times journalist who now works for FEMA, as needed, writing news releases at disasters. He began flying in 1985, and earned single-engine commercial-instrument privileges. He has owned six airplanes ranging from an experimental light sport Thunder Gull to a Piper Comanche 250. He bought an Interstate Cadet S-1A four years ago and flies it as a light sport pilot.
Latest posts by Dick O'Reilly (see all)
- To Oshkosh and back – 5,500 miles at 100mph - July 19, 2017
- Friday Photo: land on the orange dot - July 14, 2017
