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The view: Sunset over Syracuse, New York.
The pilot: David Hale
The airplane: 1977 Piper Archer
The mission: Night flying hours for my PPL
The memory: This was taken by my CFII as I was flying. The lake in the picture is Onondaga Lake in Liverpool, NY. We took off from Syracuse Hancock International Airport to log some night flying hours. I love flying over Syracuse during the night because it has spectacular city lights.
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David Hale is a 22-year old student pilot, currently working on earning his PPL at Syracuse Hancock International Airport. The club that he flies with has a few aircraft, but he mostly flies the 1977 Piper Archer. He regularly reads Air Facts to gain as much knowledge as he can because the saying is, "A good pilot is always learning."
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- Friday Photo: Sunset over Syracuse - May 20, 2022
Beautiful picture. Brings back memories of learning to fly out of SYR in the late 80s, early 90s. The two big FBOs there at the time (Exec Air & SAIR) are long gone now. Back when the 174th was flying A-10s & F-16s.
Good luck on your PPL! Fly safe.
Oh wow, I’m glad I could bring back those memories! Yeah, now it’s Just Million Air on both ends of the airport. I wish that the 174th was still flying the A-10s and F-16s, drones are cool but not like fighter jets! Thanks for the reply!