Dale Arenson > Quotes

“I loved it not just for what it was”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“Devarian was losing pilots. Many had left to go to work for real airlines: United”
― Dale Arenson, The Lucky One

“After buying the Eastern Airlines route”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“Sometimes you need to be more proactive with a captain who isn’t thinking about what could happen. He just wanted to get the job done for the company – mission-oriented.”
― Dale Arenson, The Lucky One

“we pulled into downtown Jackson Hole and parked our bikes in front of the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“We few”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“The patch didn’t make you; you made the patch.”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“Maybe it was the Easy Rider scene where they got attacked while camping and Jack Nicholson’s character was killed. That stuck with me for years.”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“In the early ‘70s”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“At that time”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“Pilots either love or hate international flying. The long legs and extreme time zone changes take their toll—sometimes as much as eight hours in parts of Europe”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“was surprised at how good the fish tasted. It was a surreal atmosphere as I sat there with a couple of strangers”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“One advantage I had in any fight was that I had learned to never give up. Stay on your feet”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“A brief encounter of Two Wheel Warriors battling the elements. The four-wheel public cannot begin to understand.”
― Dale Arenson, Against The Wind: A Motorcycle Ride

“Everyone is a teacher. Not only how to be”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“In 1990”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“The Slaves had started in the early ‘60s. Most of them patched over to Red and White in 1978”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“It is always an interesting ride on original sections of Route 66 anywhere in the country.”
― Dale Arenson, Against The Wind: A Motorcycle Ride

“Motorcycle clubs must ride. After all”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“They told us at the interview that the pay was a lofty six hundred and twenty-eight dollars per month before taxes. That was assuming you flew one hundred hours per month. My mother made more than that on Social Security.”
― Dale Arenson, The Lucky One

“After 9-11”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“You frequently had more time off than a line-holder”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“I had already gone forty-seven miles”
― Dale Arenson, Against The Wind: A Motorcycle Ride

“Yanking and banking at low altitude”
― Dale Arenson, On Wings of Luck: From Outlaw Biker to Airline Pilot and Beyond, Book 3

“Our carbureted bikes were running rich at that high altitude”
― Dale Arenson, HANGMEN: Riding with an outlaw motorcycle club in the old days.

“crazy people who love to jump out of perfectly good airplanes.”
― Dale Arenson, The Lucky One