How do you work that out? he was a professional, and a superbly gifted one at that, he hardly diced with death because he knew what he was doing and he knew how to handle everything he encountered, if it was you or I eyeballing a croc or a snake etc then fair point, but this chap was different 🙁

Well he did once dangle his one month old son infront of a croc, you call that ‘professional’. Okay he knew what he was doing but there was still that danger, an unpredictable croc or a snake could have had him. If I remember rightly he did a few times get bitten by a snake. So my point even if he knew his crocs, does that give him the right to stand 6 ft away frm them enticing them to jump towards him?

Regards

AJ

Well if you dance with death eventually your luck will run out!

RIP Steve

Great shots all

I think there would be a way of taking off the door, maybe with special equipment. Lucky he manged to get back in or if not the F/O would have been stuck inside the cockpit even if he had resorted to landing on his own

Love th B-2 one pmsl

I do have some serrious doubts about the accuracy of those subtitles. 😮

Stieglitz

I study German and so do I so you are not alone. Still funny though.

My friend got into flight sim and then so did I. After that I got into plane-spotting and now I am a grade A anorak 🙂

Still flying my Spitfire about:

A different kind of fighter escort

Flying very low along the runway at Leuchars AB