Above The Ordinary

If you're an individual who expects immediate satisfaction and have the confidence and resources to escape from the ordinary whenever you desire, then we'd like to introduce you to a new level of freedom and excitement that directly appeals to what's fundamental to your lifestyle...to pilot your dreams and become ... Above the Ordinary.

Even if you've never flown, there are training options available to fit your personal needs. Provided you have the desire and the will to make it happen, we'll help you realize a new dimension of freedom and elevated lifestyle that only a few ever experience.

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[Joseph Pundzak]

Glad you have one ... hope you enjoyed the video.

[RADIOACTIVEBUNY]

I'll trade you my 172 for it.

[Joseph Pundzak]

Pretty much just flying in general. The Mustang was used to create attention and demonstrate the grace and freedom of flight ... the ultimate escape from the ordinary. Some people buy a Class A Motorhome, a Harley or a Porsche ...some purchase an airplane and learn to fly ...and become one of the few who know what it's like to be...above the ordinary.

[RADIOACTIVEBUNY]

Wait so is this specifically geared towards warbirds or just flying in general?

[Joseph Pundzak]

Yup, using a P-51 and a pretty woman as bait sure does work, but I'm not sure what the 'switch' is ... unless it's to illustrate that instead of buying a Harley or a Porsche, an individual who has the means can be Above the Ordinary in an aircraft of their choice anytime they want.

[Dave Gorham]

Nice video - love the P-51. But it's a bait & switch that your "come learn to fly" video features a female pilot (Stephanie Brown) who isn't the actual pilot. Except, she IS a pilot - aerobatics, if rumors are true. Couldn't get the CAF to get her checked out in Gunfighter?

You guys obviously have the talent to create a top-notch flying video...how 'bout more video featuring that gorgeous Mustang?

[Karl Schneider]

It's the most fun a human can have while dressed. ;-)

[Joseph Pundzak]

So true. Fortunately, nothing went wrong so we don't know who they are, but if we find out, we'll be sure to give them credit.

[sarge245]

Great video, but I noticed that everyone was credited at the end except the A&P tech or techs that made this flight possible. Most people don't think about the grunts on the ground, doing the unglamourous jobs, until something goes wrong. Then you're the center of attention!

[Joseph Pundzak]

Thanks for your kind remarks ... we kind of like it too. She's such an awesome aircraft and when she's flown like that, you're so right, it's just fantastic.