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The view: Just north of Santa Fe, New Mexico, headed southbound
The pilot: Tom Slavonik
The airplane: Cessna 182
The mission: Ferrying my old “jump ship” from Colorado to its new owner in California.
The memory: The scenery on that trip was nothing short of spectacular.
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Tom Slavonik is a 3100-hour CFI/CFII/MEl who resides in Pueblo West, CO, with his wife Adrienne. He currently works as a full time flight instructor at the Pueblo Memorial Airport (PUB) in Southern Colorado. Prior to moving to Colorado in 2017, Tom and his wife owned a 1959 Cessna 182B for 16 years and flew it extensively from home bases in both Chesapeake, VA, and Chester, SC. As a jump pilot, Tom has over 1000 jump runs under his belt and considers that job to be the most fun he ever had.
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