*** PREVIOUS RESULTS ***
Last week,
AVweb asked how long your longest cross-country flight was.
As it turns out, AVweb readers are a healthy mix of adventurous
aviators and home-patch fliers. A full 23% of you told us
you'd flown over 1700 nautical miles at a shot, while a comparable
20% said your longest flight was between 200 and 500 nm.
The median answers leveled out pretty evenly as well, with 20% of
you having flown between 500 and 800 nm, 18% between 800 and 1200
nm, and 13% over 1200 nm but less than the aforementioned 1700 nm.
Relatively few readers (only 6% of those surveyed) told us they had
traveled less than 200 nm on a cross-country.
*** THIS WEEK'S QUESTION ***
This week, AVweb wants to hear your opinion on yesterday's
shooting death of an airline passenger by Federal Air Marshalls.
Is this an example of a system that works, or one that failed?
Click here to answer
Note: AVweb had not at the time of this writing been
able to find any specific witness's account or any identified
individual claiming to have heard the now-deceased man state the
words, "I have a bomb" or something similar. We're not saying he
didn't say it. We're saying we can't name anyone who heard
the now-deceased man say it, first hand. It is possible the man
offered those words only to Federal Air Marshals
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