Burning Heavens PT2
One of the pilots- the oldest- explained things to us as we went, while the other two piloted the bomber. the oldest pilot was at least twenty, while the other two were just a bit older than me.
Taking one for the Team- Part II
In a sudden explosion, the craft was sent falling out of the sky to its doom, the cockpit painted red with the blood of the pilot within.
Sweet Thames
"freighter pilots like to see us with weapons. makes 'em feel safe."
Burning Heavens FINALE
As we sped down the highway, one enemy bomber was chased just over us by a vaux pilot- and then another vaux plane smashed down behind us in a ball of fire, its pursuer changing course to catch us.
Flying Mile High Chapter 1
"stupid co-pilots". mumbles the captain as he stumbled towards the bathroom.
Flying Mile High Chapter 2
Morris was a raaf pilot flying f-18 hornets, before becoming an airline pilot.
Flying Mile High Chapter 4
The 2 pilots felt themselves increase in weight as the plane lifted them above the earth. "positive rate, gear up". gwen nods to joe as he pulls the landing gear lever.
Flying Mile High Chapter 5
The pilot can push the system button to restart the system. in this case, they can pull out the switch to manually stop a system such as the lights or the ovens in the galley.
Flying Mile High Chapter 3
09.40: Sydney. "Flight Attendants, please be seated for landing!. Ladies and gentlemen this is your captain speaking. We will be landing shortly at Sydney International Airport. The current weather is Sunny at 35...
The Lost Dragon Saga (Part III)
The Lost Dragon Saga (Part III) "Alakin, and Calic, too!" Crystal cheered as she pointed out the figures that followed. "The only one to die is the only one outnumbered," Cid sneered as he broke Rak's spell on each one afflicted. "You're up against...
Far as human eye...
He must've been near the height limit for a pilot -- well over a hundred kilos, none of it fat. "what was that?" "what was what?" someone else asked. william price -- woody -- tophat's pilot.
Broken Bird
It wasn't much taller than a man, but this lightweight would soon be carrying heinrich and his pilot almost one hundred miles over allied-controlled territory.