Time square area pictures. These are my buddies Supaviza JT and Pifftown. They noticed by my street style that I am a mad hip hop and rap fan(?). I bought both of their CDs and they're pretty good. Lets just say 50 better watch out!Central Park
Top of the empire state building.
Here is the work horse itself GPJT. I really enjoy flying this machine!

Some aerial shots of Long Island

Here is a shot of KHWV (Brookhaven airport). Its a pretty nice airport with a great staff that puts up with us canuckleheads.

This is some of the crew that I've been working with on the project. I've enjoyed working with all the people on this job.

Hope you enjoyed my pictures! Things here in Long Island are going really well, we finished our final mission last night. Over the last couple of days I have been doing a lot of flying during some crazy hours of the night! I finished a flight at 5 am this morning, definitly got some good sleep afterwards. This weekend should be pretty chill because we're waiting to see if all the data has been collected properly. So the beginning of next week, we'll either be taking the plane back to Regina or going on to our next job. There might be a possibility that I'll be coming home next week! I'll let ya all know whats up if I do!

Cheers,

TK

Hello Friends!

Well... I'm posting again! Right now I am currently sitting in my hotel room in Long Island, New York. How did I end up here?? Well about mid month I applied for a surveying pilot job that is based out of Regina, SK. I went out for the interview on the 24th, went back home on the 25th, then got a phone call to start work on the 26th. So Thursday we loaded up the plane and took off for New York. We flew Regina-Thunderbay-St. Hubert (montreal)-Burlington (virginia) - Brookhaven (NY).

The job is pretty cool, I'm being trained on the job in a navajo doing topographical surveying. The surveying is done by a laser that is emitted from the plane to scan the surface elevation figures below. There is a lot of technical equipment aboard that the engineer is working with as we fly our surveying missions. There is a small screen that shows us where we have to fly the airplane along the surveying route. The plane has to stay on track +- 100m and cant bank more than 10 degrees. Definitly going to build the leg muscles up using the rudder pedals when we have to do turns back with minimal radius and very little bank.

So anyways, I'm going to help do the topographical surveying for most of Long Island and I think the job will take around 2 to 3 weeks. When the job is finished, I'll be living back home in Lynden until I get called out for another job. I'll probably have a thick NY accent when i get back, so just a warning. Anyways, I'm pretty happy about this job and I think it will be a great experience. I'll post pictures once i get a digi camera! Hope everybody is doing well and keep in touch over email and msn!

TK

TK