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The view: A sudden swarm of ACSL clouds from 15,000 MSL over northern Arizona.
The pilot: David Tyler
The airplane: Cessna Turbo 210
The mission: Business trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico
The memory: It seemed as though they had simply appeared, suddenly surrounding me while I had been entering engine and fuel data in a performance/nav log. Flying above them, it was (eerily) smooth as glass.
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David learned to fly in the University of North Dakota program while stationed at Grand Forks AFB as a B-52 crew chief. As a USAF flight engineer on C-130 E/Hs in Arkansas and E-3As in Oklahoma, he logged over 3,000 hours while earning a commercial pilot license with instrument and multi-engine ratings and a CFI. Currently a senior principal research scientist and technical fellow with an R&D company serving the government, David has over 500 hours as a pilot and is preparing for a CFII check ride.
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