Gift for an Aviator

[Omaruk]

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[Mojocvh]

Nothing to do with aviation.

[ecsrobin]

Mojocvh said:

Nothing to do with aviation.

+1

[Mojocvh]

ecsrobin said:

Mojocvh said:

Nothing to do with aviation.

+1

Golf club subscription/membership (for a golfer) that sort of thing..

[jev]

Copy of Pooleys Flight Guide 2015.

"How to fly an aeroplane" - I got this from the IWM, written just after WW1.

[Geneve]

The term 'aviator' could cover a multitude of skill levels.

But, assuming a GA pilot, then a 2015 Pooley's Guide would probably be a safe and welcome choice (if he doesn't already have one).

[sherman]

Parachute. Should go down like a lead balloon

[sherman]

Ejector seat then?

[Boatbuoy]

Virgin Atlantic "doors to manual, and cross check" crib sheet?

[eharding]

Omaruk said:

Geneve said:

The term 'aviator' could cover a multitude of skill levels.

But, assuming a GA pilot, then a 2015 Pooley's Guide would probably be a safe and welcome choice (if he doesn't already have one).

Forces - Rotary and fixed wing including Tornado.

Express your thanks by buying your friend a slap-up dinner at the RAF Club? - excellent grub at very reasonable prices. If they're not already member, annual subscriptions even at the highest tariff are pretty good for membership of a London club.

[ecsrobin]

Omaruk said:

eharding said:

Express your thanks by buying your friend a slap-up dinner at the RAF Club? - excellent grub at very reasonable prices. If they're not already member, annual subscriptions even at the highest tariff are pretty good for membership of a London club.

Thanks great suggestion Job jobbed

As long as he was commissioned.