Jup, it was me.. I didn't expect it would be that cold and windy!Borobudur wrote:Ah, in that case it was one of your friendsdutchpilot22 wrote:@Borobuder
I had my jacket with me?
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Schiphol (AMS/EHAM) 13-07-2011
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Boudewijn van Oirschot
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Re: Schiphol (AMS/EHAM) 13-07-2011
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Re: Schiphol (AMS/EHAM) 13-07-2011
Don't know if this fits you guys but If we (pilots) wave, you are also allowed to give a little sign of recognition back to us.
We wave to say hi and show respect to people who show interest in our activities, so don't be afraid to say hi back. From our side it looks a bit stupid if nobody waves back because they are to busy taking pictures or otherwise. Just putting up your hand for a second isn't to difficult is it?
Especially at Q and the more gear spotters have, the less they say hi back is the tendency. Some pilots allready only wave to little children due to this lack of ''respect'' back.
Just a little bit food for thougt if this might concern some people here
We wave to say hi and show respect to people who show interest in our activities, so don't be afraid to say hi back. From our side it looks a bit stupid if nobody waves back because they are to busy taking pictures or otherwise. Just putting up your hand for a second isn't to difficult is it?
Especially at Q and the more gear spotters have, the less they say hi back is the tendency. Some pilots allready only wave to little children due to this lack of ''respect'' back.
Just a little bit food for thougt if this might concern some people here
Re: Schiphol (AMS/EHAM) 13-07-2011
@zwaan: will think about it for sure next time!
I have to addmit that I dint wave back to every one.
But sometimes pilot are just staring at you when your arm is nearly flying out of it's socket.
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I have to addmit that I dint wave back to every one.
But sometimes pilot are just staring at you when your arm is nearly flying out of it's socket.
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Re: Schiphol (AMS/EHAM) 13-07-2011
@ Zwaan: very good point. If it's for me, i allways wave back, to show my appreciation.....but i can imagine that it can be frustrating sometimes....
thanks for waving at us, kudos to you guys!
thanks for waving at us, kudos to you guys!
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