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Jack Roush Flying his P-51 FL to MI Right Now

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Lawrence Chistopher
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hharney
Herb Harney 1
You don't even know if Jack is the one flying the P 51. Am I missing something here? Can you tell on flight aware who the pilot is? Jack just owns the aircraft
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hharney
Herb Harney 1
How would you know it was Jack flying by the flightaware?
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chalet
chalet 1
Wayne is it legal for a pilot to fly if he lost one eye. If he choses to fly over wide open spaces like in the praires, etc. that is his problem but what about congested areas like cities, etc. What does the FAR say about it.
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linbb
linbb 1
At least his airplane is didnt know he was flying again after loosing one eye.
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THRUSTT
THRUSTT 1
How'd his eye get loose?
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mpradel
Marcus Pradel 1
Crash Landing @ Osh Kosh in 2010... Premier 1 stalled on short Final. Traffic distractions blamed for the accident.
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dodgeshadowchik
Marybeth Kiczenski 1
I knew he crashed back in 2010 and was messed up for a while, but I was not aware of him loosing his eye?
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THRUSTT
THRUSTT 1
They corralled it after it got loose...
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kldfligtrrt
kldfligtrrt 1
I am glad he is back up
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chalet
chalet 1
In 2002 Roush had his first accident when he crashed a look-alike P-51 in a lake in Alabama, fortunately a retired Marine was around and plucked him out of 8 ft. of water saving his life.
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