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Just loved the article, more is welcome anytime. Dave B Winthrop, Wa.

Loni is an amazing pilot! It is great to see him get this kind of recognition.

YeeeeeHaaaaa! As someone who washed out of USAF flight school at Bartow Florida in 1954 after sixteen hours and thirty-three minutes of dual instruction without soloing that Piper Cub...we called it the Yellow Peril....I got a huge kick out of watching those few seconds of your clip just now. Good Grief!!

WOW! I wanna try it!

As a lifelong(non flying)aviation enthusiast I found the article fascinating. Seems to me a Cub can do most anything a competent professional pilot will ask it to do !

That loni is a "down to earth" kind of guy with an awesome ,very keen gift. I want more video of his adventures, even a documentary would be awesome? When I get my health back I want to be there with him! God Bless U Loni

What a great article. I wanna tail dragger endorsement when I get my private and I wanna do that!!!!!

Had the pleasure of flying one of the first Super Cubs at Safair, Teteboro, NJ in 1949. Enjoyed your article tremendously. During my excursions, once had an abnormal wind and had to have additional hands (on each wing)...to get her down on the runway. I remember it (Cub) as being grey with a red stripe, unlike the usual yellow w/black as shown in your article. Met "Pug" Piper and others from Pa. Interesting people, interesting experience. Never thought some, 60 years, later I would be on a computer and replying to an article in Smithsonian.

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