It flies a hundred or so miles ahead of the SCA to check the weather. Since it flies at about 13K feet, it can't go over weather, so they need to insure a clear path.Originally Posted by Gerard
It flies a hundred or so miles ahead of the SCA to check the weather. Since it flies at about 13K feet, it can't go over weather, so they need to insure a clear path.
KC-135 - Passing gas & taking names!
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Thanks guys for the "pathfinder" replies.
I was wondering seeing as it went through Amarillo whether Shannon had managed to get out there and get a couple of shots of it??
Mark Lawrence - KFLL
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Senga did it :) I cant wait to see his shots.
Rafal
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I should get a finders fee! :lol:
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Me too!! - those should be good to see!
Mark Lawrence - KFLL
Davie, FL
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Oh he's been planning this for some time now, and his shots are awesome... I'm sure he'll post them soonI should get a finders fee! :lol:
You can see the recap here at the spotting/planning review section.
http://www.nycaviation.com/forum/vie...?p=56277#56277
Yea Mike, I had been planning this for a LONG time. I am glad it worked out as well as it did.
Senga
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