A stunning blonde – and Best Pilot of the Century: comments

quotekuntz.charles

February 23, 2009, 20:29

Dear friends, I enjoyed seeing this lady a long time ago,when performing in Paris Le BOURGET air Show. She waves her hand at me stepping down her plane .
Great recollection !
Best wishes,and good luck to her and her family.
Charles.

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