mike regish
> Far as I know Lancair is Lance-air, just like it looks.
That's funny. To me "Lancair" looks like lank-air. If the C is not
followed by an E, it's a hard C sound and all that... :-)
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Peter R.
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> Correct, but it helps to know that the Lancair company was founded (and
> still presided over) by Lance Neibauer.
LOL, I think I would benefit greatly from an aviation-themed Trivial
Pursuit game.
I've been looking into an Australian airplane, the Slepcev Storch. Now
would that be pronounced SLAP SAF , CHLAP SAF, or what?
btw: ever seen an airplane take off in 30 feet runway? Or have a stall
speed of 16 kts.?
Marco
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