Flying Ferret

  Given that there is no central authority in Second Life that issues Pilot's Licences and that Shergood Aviation has such a project going on, but it is far from ready yet, I decided to obtain mine through a friend who is sort of an authority. Or at least, so she claims. The Queen of ɮɝɕɏȸʥʞɝ was kind enough to provide me with the first ever pilot's licenses issued by her Kingdom, which is situated somewhere on Jeogeot's coast. It's rather small, so it may take you a while to find it... I don't think she likes aircraft much since the licence reads that I am qualified to 'pilot all sorts of things', with the following limitation: 'provided they are kept away from us.' I suppose that means I am allowed to fly anywhere, except for in the Kingdom of ɮɝɕɏȸʥʞɝ There it is! I keep my license safely stored in my hangar, on the Ground Power Unit, next to the pizza boxes.  

I've been flying in SL since 2010, so it might be about time I make a blog. Especially since many of my previous publications on forums etc. have vanished with the years, due to Second Life's Aviation forum stopping for instance. So.. this is a good occasion for me, since today I took out my Shergood Aviation Brantly B2B helicopter for it's longest flight to date: Jeogeot Gulf Airport in Spurness , with a stopover in White Star Airport and then on to my other homebase: Aerodrome Amelia Earhart in Xobite . Arrived at Aerodrome Amelia Earhart That spans 5 of Second Life's mainland continents: Jeogeot, Bellisseria (this is most of the flight distance), Satori (once also called maebaleia), Nautilus and Corsica. About to take off from Spurness The idea came to mind after I tested the B2B's fuel consumption and contemplated it might just make the 300 regions between Spurness and White Star. While nearing the destination, I realised I had 1/4 of the tank left, the grid w