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Resupply trip to Innsbruck


Matt_Smith

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I was asked by the bar manager if I'd mind nipping over to Innsbruck to pick up a few kegs of Spitire ale he'd had specially imported. Being a huger fan of Spitfire, how could I possibly refuse?

Preflight checks

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Easily airborn

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Hard right turn to avoid over flying ther gilder runway

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Climbing out to our cruise altitude of 10,000'

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Beautful views out over the mountains

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Has anyone tried fishing here? Looks a great place to fish

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Approaching destingation

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Peekaboo I see you

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FSX ATC, "make right traffic runway 26" Yikes couldnt I have had left traffic?

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Think I'll go for 26C

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Collecting the kegs of ale and loading up

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Back to Andras FIield, theres a water runway there somewhere?

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Phew made it

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Back home and unloading our newst guest ale

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Ladies and Gentlemen, we now have on tap:

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Very nice story and pictures Matt. Really makes me want to fly one of these seaplanes myself next time. :)

Thank you :) Do it, dont be shy, although, one to note, the water runway is damn hard to see on final, I cant see the bouys until Im almost ontop of them which makes for some rather interesting approach procedures :lol: I guess in time I'll learn from the surroundings, but certainly wouldnt like to try it at night!

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Jusr remember that you might have to fly home later. :lol:

8 hours bottle to throttle, I can always kip on the nice bit of grass out the front of the club house :lol:

Edit: good old Aerosoft coming to my rescue, these guys think of everything

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