In-flight footage of a flight over downtown Buffalo and the Souther Tier
Posts Tagged flying
Flying Cat
May 10
This cat takes flying lessons to the next level. Stick this in your pipe and smoke it buzz light year.
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Two red tail hawk offspring practice flapping their wings before learning to fly. Not quite fledglings, they are ready for flying lessons as mom and dad watch from a nearby tree. They will be flying around the neighborhood any day now. They are about six weeks old.
Im a senior in high school now and im planning on going to a college that has aviation training so i can work on becoming a commercial pilot while getting a degree in something totally south of flying just in case things dont work out. I want to know when i graduate from college, which part of the military should i join to fly? I dont care much for fighter jets, i’d rather just fly cargo, etc. Would taking AFROTC be a good idea? Just give me some information on these topics, flying for the military after college, rotc, etc.
