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I can remember someone on here about a year ago within a post telling me about someone who mooned in mid air...?!...

Well i have found another.





James.

already been posted

already been posted

Already been posted 11854 times...

Would be funnier if it wasn't going to get someone's license revoked and possibly cause a fatal crash (happened in Argentina I believe, they crashed after an attempted mooning of another aircraft)

Already been posted 11854 times...

AND NOW its been posted 11855 times

Would be funnier if it wasn't going to get someone's license revoked and possibly cause a fatal crash (happened in Argentina I believe, they crashed after an attempted mooning of another aircraft)

whats so funny about people dieing??

Would be funnier if it wasn't going to get someone's license revoked and possibly cause a fatal crash (happened in Argentina I believe, they crashed after an attempted mooning of another aircraft)

Never really thought of it that way, maybe i'll remove it.
someones life is in danger yes, i originally thought it looked like an edit until now, or is it an edit? i mean if you did that, the chances are, you would be sucked out? thats the only logical reason i think its an edit.

AND NOW its been posted 11855 times

Already been posted

Already been posted

Already been posted too many times

I thought he was in need of a toilet until I read the text.

whats so funny about people dieing??

The exact point of my post

I'm saying the picture would be funnier if those things weren't going to happen.  Get it?

No reason to remove it Jimbo, since I started flying and learning the FARs inside and out I don't look at pictures and go "ha, what an idiot, that's funny as hell" I go "that mother****er is violating FAR 65.2!" (though the one that addresses hanging your ass out of the plane is in either part 61 or 91, can't remember )  So I have bias.  Feel free to find it funny

And no, at lower altitudes and lower speeds, you wouldn't be sucked out.  It's entirely possible

Ever been skydiving and open the door at 12,000 feet? It's eerie the first time, but there's no 'suction'

Ever been skydiving and open the door at 12,000 feet? It's eerie the first time, but there's no 'suction'

Certainly not the same as jumping out low level onto the telephone poles... then you'd have a real sad reason to say they'll have already been posted -- but I suppose you would.

Is it even possible to open the door when flying? One would think the headwind would be too strong...

They probably removed the door. My guess is that this was staged. That doesn't make it any less funny . Oh and I also think that the tail number was edited out. It should be on the side of the aircraft in plain view. One more thing- That is a rather rare model of Cessna 172, it has a square tail and no back window AND tricycle gear. Interesting.