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@MJTruthUltra @sxdoc Why should I take seriously anything this clown says? She doesn’t even know what a woman is

Justice KBJ on Birthright Citizenship: "If I steal a wallet in Japan, I am subject to Japanese laws….. in a sense, it's allegiance." Nobody is home folks. Absolute imbecile.

I have to be the favorite or nothing 😂

@miles_commodore “See if you can guess what I am now”

I really don’t want to have to block anyone, but if this picture is unfamiliar to you we have a real problem.

@MJTruthUltra @sxdoc Why should I take seriously anything this clown says? She can’t even define what a woman is

🚨 JUST IN: The astronauts are currently SUITING UP for the launch of Artemis II to the Moon, from Florida's Kennedy Space Center HISTORIC! God bless these patriots 🇺🇸🙏🏻

OTD in 1980: Trans American Flight 209, a B-707, lands safely in Chicago (US) after crew was incapacitated by food poisoning. An ex-fighter pilot traveling as a passenger, along with a flight attendant, took control, supported by an ATC specialist and a former USAF captain.

@OnDisasters @Creature3142 Was it the fish? Surely you can’t be serious

BIG news: Introducing the Pawbour Air Club, a loyalty program for dogs🐾Pups earn Paw Points, get priority boarding, in-flight pampering, and yes their toys fly free. We teamed up with @PADSdogs to test it and all tails were wagging. Read Press Release: bit.ly/3PAWlvc

Crowds have started to gather at Space View Park in Titusville hours ahead of Wednesday evening's crewed Artemis II mission around the moon. The two-hour launch window opens at 6:24 p.m. ET. specne.ws/7eKvGV

Core stage = loaded ✅ The core stage of the @NASAArtemis II SLS rocket is full with 196,000 gallons (741,941 liters) of liquid oxygen and 537,000 gallons (2M liters) of liquid hydrogen. 📹: NASA

In 2001, the SFO airport released a study concluding that new runways needed to be built in the bay to separate traffic & reduce the need for visual approaches. The new runways would be far enough apart that parallel approaches could be made even in bad weather. To offset any environmental effects, they would preserve vast stretches of wetlands. The proposal was supported by politicians & airline executives, among others. Environmentalists killed the plan. 25 years later, the FAA effectively kneecapped the airport by restricting parallel approaches. Will SFO now build the new runways? I doubt it. CA can’t actually build things. High-speed rail boondoggle, the 2014 bond that was supposed to build 10 new reservoirs (9 are now cancelled, the last has not begun construction & may never), wildlife bridge, a capital renovation where politicians refuse to reveal the costs & un-auditable homeless spending. Even if a proposal was made today & put before voters, would I support it as a resident? No. Not because SFO doesn’t need it – it does – but because the project would take the trajectory of every other California project & just become a black hole for money to mysteriously vanish into with nothing to show for it while politicians refuse to audit it. The state can’t afford it anyway. We have a looming fiscal crisis unfolding slowly, but it will accelerate soon. So, I’m sad. SFO is kneecapped, the region’s existing infrastructure can’t absorb the overflow & I don’t believe it can build. There is a future here, but its a future of decline. My airline career here isn’t over, but the trajectory has changed. I doubt I’ll be displaced from the left seat, but the days of growth are over.

(No, not April fools) A King Air made a gear-up landing yesterday in Panama. The 2 aboard were not hurt. ASN reported that, shortly after take-off from Panama City, crew reported electric problem and when attempting to turn back, they realized the landing gear did not give a "locked" indication, prompting the emergency landing. Aircraft was privately owned [Registration N980VC] Video - Noticias Pacifico. PN

Spring Break is here, and getting to the terminal just got easier! ✈️🌴 Parking in the Shuttle Lot? Scan the QR code at the lot (or at the terminal!) to track your shuttle in real time so you’ll know exactly when it’s arriving. No guessing—just park, scan, and ride to the terminal. 🚌📱 Start your trip the easy way and enjoy your Spring Break travels! ☀️🧳 #flyLouisville

Moon.

NOAA said Monday a new Domestic Aviation Forecast System (DAFS) is entering operational use, bringing updated forecast guidance for airplane icing and turbulence across the contiguous United States. vist.ly/4wt5z

Crowds are already starting to set up along Max Brewer Bridge in Titusville hours before Wednesday evening’s crewed Artemis II mission. The two-hour launch window opens at 6:24 p.m. ET. specne.ws/f8Eqy5

RIGHT NOW: NASA Administrator @rookisaacman is flying his F-5 fighter jet RIGHT OVER the Artemis II launch pad. This is totally Badass 🔥🇺🇸

Today we’re excited to introduce a brand-new map layer on FlightAware: Flat Earth View 🌍 Early testers report one small issue: long-haul flights occasionally sail off the map. We’re looking into it. #AprilFools #AvGeek #FlightAware