Where Airplanes Go to Die, and Fly Again
He remembered the pilot had ``that way'' about him. An easy comfort in the cockpit; a manner and presence that only happens when flight time is measured in five figures, many of them in the very same cockpit. In his early 60s, this pilot had been flying this particular Gulfstream I for over 30 years...
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