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Layover

by kicky1000 on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

I have been a pilot for North Pacific Airlines for over ten years now. For the first eight years my private life was nobody's business, but then I came out of the closet. Or rather, I was forced out of the closet, much to my discomfort. It had been on a flight to Seattle. We were laying over and flying back to Chicago the next morning. I was rooming with m...

Alone No More

by DWSimon on Sep 25, 2017
Gay Male

I was staring out at the wide expanse of the Cascade Mountains as I piloted over them. I worked for one of the airlines, based in Seattle. I usually flew small, 70-seat commuter aircraft, but was certified to fly all the way up to a 737. I had spent almost every waking moment from the time I was 12 learning how to fly. I loved the freedom and thrill of soari...

Stumbling

by snowlova on Aug 18, 2017
Gay Male

We met to "Can't help falling in Love" cover by Twenty One pilots. I was sitting at the bar with my sister, Rose, trying to get out of taking shots with her and her college friends. I'm not the biggest fan of hangovers, but who is. I see a man walk up to the bar, ordering a rum and coke. He sits a measly two bar stools away, but I could see his face perfectl...

One More Time Ch. 11

by JKendallDane on Sep 14, 2017
Gay Male

More twists and turns as the long ride nears the end 8===> The next several months of my life seemed to just run on automatic pilot. Classes and the job at the bank kept me totally occupied from dawn to early dusk. Studying and papers filled much of the evening hours. At times I felt as if I needed to schedule sleep and showers. Any damage created by th...

Call Me an April Fool

by robertreams on Aug 17, 2017
Gay Male

Call Me an April Fool [A satirical attempt to fit into as many Literotica categories as possible.] by Robert Reams Many thanks to Pilot and one other for editing Goddamn! Shit! I am so pissed off. Who the fuck ever invented April Fool's Day anyway? Fucking asshole. Even so, how could she have done this to me? It all started last Friday, March 27th. I s...

Odyssey

by Caprimoon on Jul 30, 2019
Gay

You wake up, and roll out of your small bed compartment. As you slide into the pilot’s seat, the sun crests over a nearby planet. You have enough fuel and supplies to last several journeys. As the cockpit is bathed in golden light, you check your starmaps, and plan a course...What's next? Jiribo Atlantica-74...

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Chauffeur The Ch. 03

by skinnysailor on Sep 14, 2020
Gay Male

"See it there? The dock? Look up the path and you can just see the red roof." With that the pilot banked the DHC Beaver float plane, circling the lake, checking for boats and the wind direction. He throttled the big Prat and Whitney radial engine back, lowered the nose and the flaps, and down we went. We'd been up since before dawn, loading Mr Nash's Linco...

Paramedic Pt. 02

by Snowblind94 on Sep 25, 2017
Gay Male

Thank you for everyone's support and comments. I am really enjoying writing the story and I hope I will meet everyone's expectations. This is the first story I have written. ***** Recap They pulled away from the curb when another call came in for them to attend a serious motor vehicle accident. Jared acknowledged the call to dispatch while hitting the lig...

Call Out Your Name Ch. 02

by cliffgirl08 on Sep 14, 2017
Gay Male

Over the next couple of weeks I began to get my bearings in the community. I spent Saturdays and Sundays working for my Uncle Carl on his boats. I guess it's in my blood because I took to running them like a fish to water. By my fourth week out I already knew how to pilot them in and out of the harbor and guide them into their slips with barely a bump. Eve...

The Gothic Igloo

by kicky1000 on Aug 17, 2017
Gay Male

The helicopter hovered over the frozen plateau. There they were. The people I had discovered yesterday. I snapped away with my camera. Snap. Snap. Snap. Snap. Snap. "Go down a little, Mike," I urged my friend and pilot, Mike Kelley. "Okay, Walter," he said, and we descended another hundred feet. Snap. Snap. Snap. Snap. Snap. Damn it. This was really exci...