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From: PoSeiDoNN91
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  • Athens, Greece... :)

  • @hollisterox16 yup, spent a summer there once in Athens and Leros..lots of fun!

  • @PoSeiDoNN91 Athens, Greece.. amazing. :)

  • Nice video! My dad retires next October from UAL after 35 years of service. Find it funny, he also started on the 727 and is finishing #1 in seniority on the 767-300 out of LAX. I'm hoping I can only have the same career he has had! I'm getting a late start at 22 but am actually working on 3 ratings at the same time right now (IFR, Commercial and Multi) so getting closer to my dream job! Love the video!

  • @5150dhbiker Thanks for the compliments. Congratulation to your father on such a long and successful career. I also wish you the best of luck in a future aviation career. I once aspired to be a commercial pilot as I always loved the Lockheed 1011 growing up. Since the retirement age has been raised its very likely you may have an even longer career than your father. Good luck!

  • Nice video. I got to go on my Dad's retirement flight from Delta in 2004. Unforgettable experience.

  • @contrail777 Thank you for the compliments. Yes I have watched your video of your fathers retirement flight. You make some very VERY good videos including your fathers retirement flight. I actually sent my father the video to see if he knew your father but my dad was based out of NY so he didn't know many Atlanta pilots.

  • Yeah, this video reminds me of my Dad's last flight as a captain with TWA / AA between LAS and STL back in 2005. There isn't a day that goes by that my Dad isn't glad to be retired.

  • Congrats on the retirement. It has been a jungle out there for the past 10 years.

  • Thanks for the comments. This is actually a video I made for my father. However, he would very much agree with you about the industry. He was very much looking forward to retirement as the last 6 years of his career quickly became a job. Its sad to see such a great industry become so corporate filled with rules and regulation now.

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