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citation35hf 07-21-2011 11:13 PM


Originally Posted by TBucket (Post 1026747)

Bro 1: Bro, whatchu doin' tonight bro?
Bro 2: Bro, nothing, bro, nothing going on bro.
Bro 1: Bro, you wanna get together and just chill?
Bro 2: Yeah bro, maybe we can just bro out!!
Bro 1: Yeah bro lets go to my room and talk about it. I can't wait to bro out with you, bro!!!

thepotato232 07-22-2011 12:57 AM

"Portuguese Death Trawler" was my favorite when I worked with Embooger 120 pilots. "Broke-zilla" and the aforementioned "Burrito Bomber" were acceptable substitutes. "Bro" was a quick way to identify yourself as someone who failed out of the SKW interview process.

myoface 07-22-2011 01:08 AM


Originally Posted by MatchPoint (Post 1026581)
Weedwacker? Turbo Taco? Mex King Air? No.............

It's Taco Turbin, Jungle Junk, Burrito Bomber or my personal favorite……. Switch-B1tch.

These are all good....and no I dont fly the barbie jet anymore, thankfully! When I flew the Brasildildo (almost forgot that one) almost 15 years ago, nobody called it the bro.

threeighteen 07-22-2011 01:38 AM


Originally Posted by myoface (Post 1026460)
mexican king air

what exactly is so "Mexican" about an airplane made in Brazil? They don't even speak the español...

MatchPoint 07-22-2011 03:55 AM


Originally Posted by myoface (Post 1026755)
These are all good....and no I dont fly the barbie jet anymore, thankfully! When I flew the Brasildildo (almost forgot that one) almost 15 years ago, nobody called it the bro.

Not sure where exactly the name came from but it stuck we all call it the Bro. Probably because Bra doesn’t work and it’s an physical airplane to fly so whoever started Bro wanted a masculine sound. Either way it stuck and seems to fit, at least at SkyWest.

TacoTurbine 07-22-2011 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by rickair7777 (Post 1026617)
Everybody who has has flown it calls it the bro.

Au contraire mon ami!

(I think I might have some special insight on this one...):D

~Taco

gsphuntr 07-22-2011 07:43 AM

The name came from the west coast crews that fly it. Particularly SAN/SBA crews where Bro is common lingo amongst the guys that grew up here surfing, skating, dirt biking etc....It works on the West Coast....Only guys that seem to not like it are the nozzles from the east coast. Got it Bro?

mooney 07-22-2011 10:43 AM


Originally Posted by gsphuntr (Post 1026901)
The name came from the west coast crews that fly it. Particularly SAN/SBA crews where Bro is common lingo amongst the guys that grew up here surfing, skating, dirt biking etc....It works on the West Coast....Only guys that seem to not like it are the nozzles from the east coast. Got it Bro?

Hey bra, if it's surfer dudes, why not call it the bra, bro?

own nav 07-22-2011 11:52 AM

It seems to me, at my company at least, it's called a Bro because it's a manly man's plane. You gotta fly the jo's, Beeches, and/or Tubes before you get in the left seat of the Bro.

CriticalMach 07-22-2011 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by gsphuntr (Post 1026901)
The name came from the west coast crews that fly it. Particularly SAN/SBA crews where Bro is common lingo amongst the guys that grew up here surfing, skating, dirt biking etc....It works on the West Coast....Only guys that seem to not like it are the nozzles from the east coast. Got it Bro?

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