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The view: Clouds cling to Black Tooth in the Wyoming Big Horns after a passing storm
The pilot: Duane Mader
The airplane: Cessna CitationJet CJ2
The mission: Fly execs from Sheridan, WY, to Hayden, CO
The memory: A long day of dodging and waiting out storms is rewarded with this early evening view of the Big Horns. Climbing and maneuvering freely around for a few minutes before picking up the IFR clearance is freedom.
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Duane grew up fascinated with airplanes and lived for rides in his brother’s Super Cub. He built RC planes and soloed in high school but really couldn’t see a way to fund his flying til after various manual labor jobs, he went to A&P school in Sydney, Nebraska. He used a mechanic’s scholarship there to get his private and went on to an old school FBO where he could be a mechanic and work his way up through the ratings. Duane has flight instructed, flown charter, air ambulance, been a Director of Maintenance and corporate pilot. He currently flies a great plane (Cessna CJ2) for a great company in Rapid City.
Latest posts by Duane Mader (see all)
- Friday Photo: Badlands off the wingtip - July 26, 2019
- Friday Photo: leaving storms on the other side of the mountains - November 16, 2018
- I never considered canceling - December 13, 2017
