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Posted by tragictransistor@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 19 comments

i'm currently flirting with a guy whose special interest is aviation. what kind of questions can i ask him? what do pilots like discussing the most? (i'm not super big on STEM disciplines in general, so please forgive my ignorance)

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JohnDisinformation@reddit

DM me I will send you a key for my project which I think he will find interesting, you could say I am personal good friends with the owner if you really want to show off.

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TheManWithTheEsky@reddit

✈️ “What made you fall in love with flying?” ✈️ “Best view you’ve ever had from the cockpit?” ✈️ “Takeoff or landing—which do you enjoy more?” ✈️ “What plane do you love the most?” ✈️ “Do you still get excited every time you fly?”

Would I be a good co-pilot… or a distraction?

When are you taking me flying?” 😉

👉 Pilots love talking about flying experiences, favourite aircraft, and amazing views—just ask and let him tell the story.

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rohepey@reddit

MUCH harder I guess, but why not try to have him focus on YOU and your hobbies?

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MelodicFondant@reddit

Ask him what interests him most.

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SIIP00@reddit

Ask him about his bucket list of planes to fly with. For me personally the 747 and A380 are at the top of the list since I have not had a chance to fly with them yet.

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No-Improvement-1507@reddit

If you could only fly one plane for the rest of your life, what would it be?

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DIRTYDOGG-1@reddit

Ask him what / where his first "solo" was like ( the first he actually took off, flew, and landed the plane all by himself) and if afterwards did he get carried and "dunked" in a dirty rainwater filled tub/ tank or get a huge pail of water thrown over him.

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