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DC-3 lands at Moontown Airport, May 23, 2009-aerial footage dc3

The Herpa wrapped DC-3, owned and piloted by Dan Grider and crew visits Moontown Airport in Huntsville, AL to start out there 9 day trip sponsored by AvWeb and Verizon, to promote LIVE video/messag...  
 
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phishstyx (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow, perfect landing. Not a lot of extra room if speed and touchdown aren't exact. Great piloting.
chick5581 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Loved it!!! The video was fun and it was pretty informative. Its awesome how the video is high quality!
flyingfish182 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Agree with others that this is a great video.
amazonaviatrix (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Dan Gryder, owner of this DC-3, is an airline pilot and flight instructor. You can fly with him and get a type-rating to be either a solo pilot or first officer in a DC-3. His home base/flight school is in Griffin, Georgia. Pilot Getaways magazine did a story on him and this aircraft in their Sept/Oct 2007 issue
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Just beautiful! Great aircraft, great video.
whistlerboy02 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Looked like he almost dragged a wingtip over the runway threshold...  look at the grass as he passes over
Bob56649 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Nope, not even close. The viewpoint of the camera, with no depth perception, only makes it look that way. It can really fool you. Take a look at one of the videos made from the ground, and you will see what I mean.

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