Video: Mid-Air Repair
Posted: 10/11/2010 10:45:01
Classic video of Gladys Ingle of the 13 Black Cats: Online Community Manager - EAA
Reactions from the Community
#2 Posted: 10/11/2010 11:51:48
That's incredible inflight footage. Now if only A&P's were all that dedicated! Thanks for the clip.
#3 Posted: 10/12/2010 19:18:33
BUT! The job is not finished until the paperwork is done. Hal, you had to know that some twit would say that. Seriously, that is an impressive display of both airmanship and aircraft maintenance, out in the elements. - Bob
#4 Posted: 10/14/2010 19:06:37
Jeffrey Sponberg wrote: That's incredible inflight footage. Now if only A&P's were all that dedicated! Thanks for the clip. Agreed excellent footage of the golden era of flight. Today A&Ps get paid, all of $20/hr or so, except for us Volunteers! - San Diego Air and Space Museum Midway...
#5 Posted: 10/14/2010 21:06:29
It's amazing what footage is out there, Thank You, Thank You for a few minutes of real entertainment! I hope that our kids and grandkids will understand this one day! Thanks and all sincerity, Bill Stoner
#6 Posted: 10/15/2010 10:42:26
Seems that back then women had more cojones than men do today.
#7 Posted: 10/23/2010 00:07:13
AHHHHH... if only jets were that simple. At the end...
Witnessing the incredible mid-air repair captured in the vintage footage of Gladys Ingle of the 13 Black Cats is truly awe-inspiring. The online community manager of EAA shared this classic video, which showcases both remarkable airmanship and aircraft maintenance skills. The video has garnered enthusiastic responses from the aviation community.
One member expresses their admiration for the dedication demonstrated by A&P mechanics, hoping that all A&Ps could be as committed as the ones in the video. Another member reminds everyone that despite the impressive feat, proper paperwork completion is essential to consider the job fully done. The discussion continues, with enthusiasts appreciating the glimpse into aviation's golden era and expressing hopes that future generations will value and understand the accomplishments of those who paved the way.
One member amusingly suggests that women back then had more courage than men have today, highlighting the bravery displayed by Gladys Ingle. Finally, another member muses about the complexity of modern jets compared to the seemingly simpler days captured in the mid-air repair footage.
This engaging discussion on Oshkosh 365's discussion boards provides a fascinating insight into the admiration and nostalgia felt by aviation enthusiasts. It showcases the vibrant community spirit and passion for aviation history present online.
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