Welcome Aboard JerLines

Submitted by jer on Sunday January 24th, 2010 - 11pm

Now, this may be a (very) short flight -- ONT to LAX -- but it should at least serve as an example of

First and foremost, how cool Google is
- Especially their (free) program, Google Earth
  - And especially the Google Earth Flight Simulator (which, incidentally, is also included in the software... Free...)
How much you don't wanna see 'dis when it comes to landing an F-16 at LAX (on Google Earth, at least)

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