The small world

[c170b53]

You know its a small world, sometimes even smaller than you think. Unfortunately I missed our convention in June and I'm still find myself in Schiphol away from my plane for at least another two weeks. While having dinner tonight a young man sitting at another table close to me, struck up a conversation and asked whether I was a pilot (I had a KLM book in my hands). We began to talk about planes, work and his present job flying a Citation 650. Somewhere in the conversation Texas was mentioned, after that It didn't take long before the name George Horn came up. George your world famous.

[n3833v]

It is small. On my return from Duluth at Mackinac, I had my Cessna 170 jacket on and a guy hollers down the street. He asks if I know our own Bob Coats. I reply that he was waiting for weather in Duluth and this guy is a neighbor to Bob in Florida at his second home. Yes, this often happens in my travels.

John

[GAHorn]

...It didn't take long before the name George Horn came up. George your world famous.

I think that the correct spelling is "INfamous."

Who was it that you met?

[c170b53]

George it just amazes me how small aviation, this fellows name is Martin Gerburgundy a pleasant young Dutch pilot who met you while undergoing training with I believe a fellow instructor Joe Black at Simuflite. I hope I got the story right, he mention another instructor he had as well but I don't recall his name clearly possibly John Brady. He flies for a local Dutch charter company, they have 4 citation 650's and have just acquired an RJ.