Flying cats..

[bcg]

I took GJ the Adventure Kitty on his first flight today.  He did really well, didn't complain at all and never seemed to be bothered by the noise or the altitude.  We only went up to 3,000 and it was a short flight.  I think he's going to be a fine traveling companion based on his reaction though.

[AndreiC]

Don't give him access to 121.5, though!

[Hank]

Breaking him in slowly is the best way.

[LANCECASPER]

29 minutes ago, bcg said:

I took GJ the Adventure Kitty on his first flight today.  He did really well, didn't complain at all and never seemed to be bothered by the noise or the altitude.  We only went up to 3,000 and it was a short flight.  I think he's going to be a fine traveling companion based on his reaction though.

He looks purrfectly comfortable . . . soon he'll want to take his furst lesson like this guy:

 

[bcg]

29 minutes ago, Hank said:

Breaking him in slowly is the best way.

We did KERV to T82, picked up my repaired AP and then back to KERV.  Stayed below 3,000 and kept the flights short.  He likes meeting new people and got lots of attention at the avionics shop and when we stopped by Dugosh to say hello.  I think he actually had a good time, he never seemed stressed to me.  You can see his ears were perked up and he was completely relaxed in the pic.

[takair]

Does he do good on a leash when out of the plane or do you carry him?  

[bcg]

Does he do good on a leash when out of the plane or do you carry him?  

I'm still carrying him. He doesn't go far if I put him down, only 3 months old. We're working on the leash still, it's mostly me dragging him around at this point...lol. He likes to sit on my shoulders though, that works well.

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