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murakoziHmm. In addition to Cavalia, there's something else interesting in town. Across the road from my office is an area where Dulles tends to park planes. Sometimes they're just regular airliners (usually United) that sit there a few days before disappearing. Often they're somewhat uncommon airlines from Qatar or Saudi Air. There are always anywhere from one to three 'mystery planes' over there as well. Those last ones are plain white 737's with no markings other than a pair of thin blue stripes down the side. They don't even have numbers or any other identifying marks on them.
Since yesterday there's been a plane parked over there with tail markings I didn't recognize. Until this morning there was another plane parked next to it that blocked my view of anything but the tail. That other plane is gone now and I can see that the new plane belongs to Zero G. Looks like they're doing a flight here in the DC area on Saturday.
That's another one of those things I'd love to experience. Unfortunately, I can' even talk myself into spending the money for a Cavalia ticket, so there's no way I'd be able to get myself to spend something like 100 times more for a plane ride.
Since yesterday there's been a plane parked over there with tail markings I didn't recognize. Until this morning there was another plane parked next to it that blocked my view of anything but the tail. That other plane is gone now and I can see that the new plane belongs to Zero G. Looks like they're doing a flight here in the DC area on Saturday.
That's another one of those things I'd love to experience. Unfortunately, I can' even talk myself into spending the money for a Cavalia ticket, so there's no way I'd be able to get myself to spend something like 100 times more for a plane ride.