I
love planes and flying. When I fly,
I smile from ear to ear every take
off.
If
you're a general aviation pilot, chances
are that most of the FBO's (fixed-base
operation to non-pilots) you've flown
to offer either a crew car, courtesy
car, or will hunt up a rental car
so you don't need to hoof it just
to get a bite to eat, to run errands
or check in at the local hotel. Then
there are other times when the FBO
is either closed, unable or flat out
unwilling to help you. In times like
these, having an independent, backup
means of transportation inside your
cockpit could really come in handy.
Fully
retracted, the Giatex requires minimal
space, easily fitting into your Cardinal
RG, Stinson, Piper Aztec, Kitfox,
Cessna or even your experimental Glasair.
Weighing in at just 27.5 lbs, the
Giatex won't put you over your weight
limit either.
It will come in handy the next
time you...
land for fuel and have to walk all
around the strip just to find the
lineboy.
land at an almost forsaken
grass strip to wait out some particularly
sour weather.
are forced you to park your
plane 100+ yards from the FBO or terminal
due to FAA parking procedures.
For
those times when the only other form
of ground transportation seems to
be your feet, you'll be glad you brought
your Giatex along for the ride.
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