Onward to June

Steve got a call today, his results are already back, and they're good, so they don't need to see him at all later in June.  His test came back clean, he does not have cancer or any issue other than a slight inflammation, but all else is good.  So that's great news!

My hours so far this year are way behind what they normally are by this time of the year. I've only got like 200 hours all year.  Last year at this time I was doing 75 hours a month.  But I'm mostly okay with it, minus not getting paid as much.  Today I had a guy from 6-7 pm working on landings, and then I took the Champ up for a little bit just to clear my own head.  Yesterday I had a seven-leg day. 

I started the day going to Aurora, IL in the A-36 Bonanza with John R.  We took along Cameron and Dave with us just for grins.  I picked up the Aerostar, and Cameron came with me and Dave went back with John.  I get back to Kokomo, and I'm there for a little while, before taking the Aerostar with Spencer to Frankfort, and getting in a Cherokee Six with Ethan and Spencer and going to Ohio.  Went up in the C-340 in Ohio on a test flight, and then came back to Frankfort in the Cherokee Six, then back to Kokomo in the Aerostar.  Four airplanes, three states, four airports, seven legs.  A good, busy day that started at 9 am and ended at 9 pm. 

I don't have much else to say, just working, so here's some photos from the last couple of days.

Tonight in the sun

In John's Bonanza

The Aerostar's new panel

Me & Cameron

Gumby

Me & Spencer in the Cherokee Six