I ended the tour with a flight from Beirut to Karachi to stir up some old memories. I couldn't leave Palestine without an en route visit to Gaza to pay my respects to one of the greatest architects of modern aviation. If it hadn't been for Yasser Arafat, the aviation security industry would be one man and a dog and commercial flying might have actually been fun
Well, I hope his people appreciate all he achieved for them :roll: On the flight down I gave the Israeli Defence Force a wide berth and flew well out in the Med. The brown, heavily populated, dusty, barren, lumpy bit is the Gaza strip, the brown ordinary bit is the Egyptian Sinai and guess who owns the green, lush bit that used to be their home?
My navigation to Karachi was pretty good but the visibility was a shock when I got there and a bit of side wind made the landing quite interesting.
That's it for now - I'm having a break in Karachi to go crab fishing.
Ian
