For some that's a momentous day, a day of victory, of relief. I guess. Doesn't really seem like reality yet. I've had some good times at Mesa, and some bad. I've made some great friends, and flown with some super pilots. I'll definitely miss the people, and hope to keep in touch with as many as I can.
I've got one more trip and then I'm done.
Then I'm off to CA for my brother Mike's wedding, and then up to Oregon for ground school. I start with Evergreen International Airlines on Feb 1. Gone are the days of 5 legs, and in are the long flights and international travel. Its going to be a lot of new info, and I'm excited to fly the classic 747. Never thought I would, but am stoked with the thought of it.
The main reason I decided to start attempting this blog was to keep up with everyone as I transition into a new lifestyle. I hope it works. Wish me luck.
Jeff I'm stoked to hear about the change to the new equipment... Fly safe friend
ReplyDeleteCarnell
Jeff, change is good! Congrats. Will you come through anchorage at all?
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Thanks! and yes, I will be coming to ANC, so expect to see me!
ReplyDelete(Smiley face) :) ~ Herb and Mary
ReplyDeletewoo hoo! welcome to the ranks of the "I survived Mesa" club! congrats on the new job, now when do you suppose evergreen will let you & deb off at the same time for a ski trip w/ mandycakes?
ReplyDeleteAs long as you land in Dulles once in a while I'm OK with this. Congrats Jeff! Toby
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