cessna in Terminator 3

And they took off without getting a weather briefing or checking notams for
TFRs.

--Mike

"Andrew Gideon" <ag7337@tagonline.com> wrote in message
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> cab wrote:
>
>
> > anyways, the letters on the side changed somewhere between the taxiing
and
> > the cruising altitude.
>
> Then obviously it was a Cessna T-1000.
>
> - Andrew
>

Mike wrote:

> And they took off without getting a weather briefing or checking notams
> for TFRs.

Next you'll be telling me that they didn't file a flight plan. That's
ridiculous, as we all know that this is a recipe for a crash. Just think
of all those news reports about planes crashing w/o a flight plan.

- Andrew

Yea but the president was probably being moved to a safe location when
skynet first went nuts so in order to protect him the FAA issued 30NM TFR's
around every bunker so no one would know which he's in. Airspace was
probably littered with big red circles LOL


"Mutts" <nojoy@none.com> wrote in message
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> I think the TAF would have been rather nasty considering
> the next major weather events in the film. Whats the
> TAF abbrevation for Mushroom Clouds again?
>
>
>
> In article <1059597932.814750@nntp.acecape.com>, mike@risny.com says...
> >
> >And they took off without getting a weather briefing or checking notams
for
> >TFRs.
> >
> >--Mike
> >
>

pilot in training wrote:

> Flight plan? weather briefing? what about your plain old pre-flight
> check...suppose they are up there dodging mushroom clouds and suddenly
> there's an engine failure because they forgot to check the oil...
> woulda put an interesting twist on things, now wouldnt it?

Nothing a good glider pilot couldn't handle. A mushroom cloud means *lift*.

- Andrew